Nothing much new to update on. The final two French presidential candidates are the two that were expected, and the polls continue to say it is very roughly a 55-45 split.
On the 24th, france will elect a president.
On the same day, Slovenia votes. A new small-l liberal party is doing well in the polls.
In Italy, the Progressive Democrats (PD) and the far-right Brothers of Italy (FdI) are battling it out for the polling lead, with both parties at roughly 21.5%
FdI has potential allies. Lega is averaging about 17%. FI has about 8%. A newish party, pushing for Italy to leave the EU, has about 2% support. Combined this is roughly 48.5% for the right.
PD has potential allies as well, especially among smaller parties. Together, these 6 small parties, take roughly 13% of the vote. M5S may also sit with them, they are polling at about 13%. This puts the left on 47.5% of the vote.
The left, however, has many more "working parts" to function. IE more parties, and parties that are further apart.
Other upcoming elections:
May 5th, UK locals
May 8th, Schleswig-Holstein
May 9th, Philippines
May 15, North Rhine-Westphalia
May 15, Lebanon
May 18th, the UCP leadership review ballot in Alberta will be published.
May 21st, Australia
June 2nd, Ontario election
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