UK local elections are taking longer than I expected to count; I will try to summarize results tomorrow, or, sunday.
Bulgaria is going back to the polls, as expected. They will vote in July. Polls suggest the 3 anti-corruption parties are now siting on a combined 41.8% (up from 31.36%) while the traditional parties are on a combined 51.6% (slightly up from 51.0%). I expect the former to only continue rising.
Mexican polls suggest the coming June elections will have a result similar to the 2018 elections.
I've made a very rough prediction for the Russian elections this fall:
285 putin's partyAnd a similarly rough prediction for this fall's German elections:
180 Greens (Coalition)Lastly, Bibi's term to try to become PM has expired. Some parties shifted their recommendations; I've outlined this below:
52 members. Bibi last time, and Knesset this time
Yesh Atid, B&W, Labor, YB, Meretz
45 members. Lapid last time, and Lapid this time
New Hope, Joint List (except Balad)
11 members. No one last time, and Lapid this time
7 members. Bennett last time, and Bennett this time
Balad, UAL
5 members. No one last time, and No one this time
Had the Knesset faction won, it could have meant that the Knesset could nominate who would get the next chance to become PM. Of course, even had they won, the President would have had to agreed with this. Regardless, Lapid ended up with 56 recommendations, above 52 for the Knesset, and 7 for Bennett.
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