Elections 2024

Sri Lanka’s communist party, JVP, wins a historic supermajority, reshaping the political landscape under President Anura Dissanayake

Georgia’s parliamentary elections on October 26 saw Georgian Dream secure a landslide victory, despite accusations of electoral fraud from the opposition

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces political instability after his party’s significant election loss, losing its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2009

The National Conference and Congress alliance won a majority in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a setback for the BJP

Sri Lanka’s President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has dissolved parliament, calling for elections on November 14 to consolidate power

Anura Kumara Dissanayake has been inaugurated as Sri Lanka’s new president, promising accountability and a break from political corruption

The BJP is fighting hard in the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, confident of securing a majority government this time

Sri Lanka holds a pivotal presidential election today amid ongoing economic turmoil and disillusionment with traditional politics

Jordan’s parliamentary elections saw the Islamic Action Front secure 31 seats, reflecting voter frustration with the political status quo

Azerbaijan’s ruling party secures narrow victory in snap parliamentary election criticized by observers as lacking competition and democratic standards

Jammu and Kashmir’s upcoming elections are crucial, with significant implications for regional stability and governance

Bashar al-Assad’s Syria holds sham parliamentary elections, with the Baath Party firmly in control and no real opposition.

Low voter turnout in Iran’s presidential election as reformist Pezeshkian and hardliner Jalili head to runoff.

Mongolian ruling party wins reduced majority amid public anger over corruption and economy.

Tokyo governor race: Koike and Renho vie for city’s top job amid demographic crisis

The upcoming Iranian presidential election is expected to maintain the regime’s priorities of continuity and stability, with the likely winner being Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, a conservative candidate favored by the military and the supreme leader’s office.

Despite winning 240 seats, the BJP’s performance was seen as a setback for Modi’s authoritarian tendencies and a sign that Indians value their democracy.

Find out how the ruling BJP’s failure to secure a majority single-handedly will lead to negotiations and collaboration with various political parties.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to secure a consecutive third term, which could lead to more actions fulfilling Hindu nationalist demands, including the formation of Akhand Bharat.

West Bengal’s political violence escalates as parties vie for power, undermining democracy.

Maharashtra’s political landscape sees former allies, BJP and Shiv Sena, now fierce rivals in a high-stakes battle for power, with alliances shifting and egos clashing.

Controversial comments by Indian National Congress leader Sam Pitroda spark outrage, highlighting deep-seated racism in Indian society and politics.

The Indian general election faces challenges with declining voter turnout in the first three phases. Reasons range from summer heat to political disinterest.

Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state, holds significant influence in the country’s parliamentary system.

Opposition parties now advocate for a return to caste politics, led by Rahul Gandhi calling for a caste census to counter Modi’s dominance.

Maldives parliamentary election results show pro-China party’s victory, raising concerns in India; Geopolitical tensions rise as Maldives shifts allegiance towards China.

The Indian general election, spanning two months with over 96 million voters, attracts global attention. Opinion polls, controversial yet influential, shape voter behavior amid concerns of bias and manipulation, potentially impacting the election outcome.

In South Korea’s parliamentary election, the ruling People Power Party suffered defeat as the opposition Democratic Party, led by Lee Jae-myung, secured a landslide victory.

Narendra Modi aims to secure over 400 seats in the upcoming Indian general election, targeting expansion into traditionally non-BJP strongholds in South India.

Modi’s era reshapes Indian politics, weakening communist influence. Parties like CPI and CPIM face decline amid shifting dynamics and electoral challenges.

Despite Erdogan’s long-standing rule and electoral victories, recent local elections signal a shifting political landscape, with the opposition gaining ground.

Prime Minister Modi aims for a historic 400-seat win in upcoming elections, bolstered by BJP’s groundwork and media dominance, reshaping Indian politics.

Despite its historical significance, Indian National Congress faces leadership challenges, diminishing influence, hindering its ability to challenge Modi’s dominance.

All India Trinamool Congress faces pivotal electoral challenge in Bengal against BJP, relying on Mamata Banerjee’s leadership amid mounting opposition and internal strife

South Koreans gear up for pivotal parliamentary election on April 10, crucial for President Yoon Suk Yeol’s reform agenda and political landscape.

Prabowo Subianto wins Indonesian presidency with 60% vote, challenged by Anies Baswedan citing electoral flaws. International leaders congratulate.

Once hailed as a potent political force, the BSP now faces decline, losing MPs and influence, overshadowing its once-prominent role.

Narendra Modi’s BJP alters Indian politics, drawing support from diverse castes, while SP-INC alliance challenges in key Uttar Pradesh.

Thailand’s Move Forward Party faces dissolution over alleged unconstitutional actions, sparking concerns for democracy amid resistance to lese majeste laws.

India’s vibrant electoral carnival, with 970 million voters, promises a spectacle. BJP leads, but opposition hopes for unpredictability in June 4th results.

Putin’s grip tightens as Russia readies for election amid opposition crackdown. Navalny’s death sparks outrage, but Putin remains poised for victory.

Farmers’ protests challenge Modi’s reforms, but BJP tactics fragment opposition. Rising tensions spark concerns over democracy in India.

Iran’s elections face low turnout amid economic woes and discontent, with strict candidate criteria and boycott calls challenging legitimacy.

Pakistan’s new government, likely led by Shehbaz Sharif, faces internal turmoil and military dominance, with minimal change expected in foreign policy.

Cambodia’s Senate election, dominated by the ruling party, foreshadows a predetermined outcome, reinforcing dynastic power dynamics, undermining democratic principles.

Narendra Modi’s BJP dominates as India’s opposition struggles to coalesce. Alliance fractures imperil democratic balance amid impending elections.

Pakistan’s political landscape shifts as PML-N and PPP form a coalition, sidelining Imran Khan’s PTI despite winning votes.

Indonesia’s youth-dominated electorate transforms elections, shaping political strategies with TikTok, K-pop concerts, and social media blitzes. Candidates vie for attention, addressing substantive concerns amidst a backdrop of screen-centric campaigning.

Imran Khan’s party leads after Pakistan’s election, challenging military influence. Nawaz Sharif seeks coalition amid political uncertainty.

Incumbent Indonesian President Jokowi’s indirect support for candidate Prabowo sparks controversy, challenging political norms. Prabowo leads polls, raising concerns about dynastic politics and electoral integrity.

Pakistan faces a pivotal moment with complex challenges—poverty, inflation, corruption—while preparing for crucial February 8 elections. Key contenders: PML-N led by Nawaz Sharif and PPP led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Military influence and geopolitical shifts add uncertainty to the nation’s future.

Democracies face rising election costs, exemplified by Indonesia’s $1.7 billion budget. Officials express confidence, anticipating economic growth spurred by elections’ positive impact on GDP and national development.

Speculation surrounds an early state election in Sabah, with the ruling GRS coalition considering leveraging its strengthened position and alliances before the Opposition organizes, despite the mandate until 2025. Analysts warn of risks amid internal tensions and advise caution in the face of potential losses.

Taiwan’s recent presidential election saw Lai Ching-te of the DPP secure a historic third term, but the party lost its legislative majority. The outcome raises concerns over Sino-U.S. relations, with Southeast Asian nations navigating delicate diplomatic challenges amidst potential regional security shifts.

Malaysia considers legislation to secure governments’ full terms amid rising election costs, aiming for economic stability but raising concerns about compromising democratic principles.