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Bottoms Launches Georgia Gubernatorial Campaign

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced her candidacy for Georgia governor on Tuesday, highlighting her experience leading during the pandemic and social unrest, and positioning herself against a backdrop of political uncertainty.

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Australian Nationals Split from Liberal Party

The Australian Nationals party ended its coalition with the Liberal party, marking the first such split since the 1980s due to disagreements over nuclear power, a regional fund, and other key policies. The treasurer called it a "nuclear meltdown", while the Nationals expressed hope for future reunif...

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Wilson Reclaims Goldstein Seat in Unprecedented By-Election Win

Tim Wilson won the Goldstein by-election against Zoe Daniel by 124 votes, reclaiming the seat he lost in 2022. This makes him the first MP to retake a seat lost to an independent, setting a national political record, after an initial declaration of victory for Daniel on election night.

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BBB Senator Quits Faction, Raising Concerns About Coalition Stability

BBB Senator Eric Kemperman resigned from his party's Senate and Gelderland provincial factions on Monday, citing disagreements over the war in Ukraine and feeling increasingly alienated from the party's positions on other issues, creating a potential instability within the Dutch Senate's ruling coal...

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Retailleau Wins French Les Républicains Presidency Amidst Party's Internal Challenges

Bruno Retailleau won the French Les Républicains party presidency on May 18th with 74.3% of the vote, defeating Laurent Wauquiez, marking a surprising turn for the party, though fundamental issues remain unresolved, with only 120,000 members and 98,100 voters participating.

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Würzburg Mayoral Election: CSU Campaign Strategy Backfires

In the Würzburg mayoral election, CSU candidate Judith Roth-Jörg, despite being highly qualified, secured only 35% of the vote, a result attributed to a poorly conceived campaign slogan, "Roth statt grün," which caused confusion and raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to her hu...

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German Court Strikes Down Local Election Law for Disproportionate Seat Allocation

The North Rhine-Westphalia Constitutional Court declared the new local election law, passed by CDU, SPD, and Greens, unconstitutional due to its discriminatory seat allocation method that favors larger parties, requiring a return to the previous system for the upcoming September elections.

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De Miguel Wins Tight Cepyme Election, Signaling Shift in SME Leadership

Ángela de Miguel defeated Gerardo Cuerva in the Cepyme presidential election by a narrow margin of 30 votes (246 to 216) on Tuesday, marking a significant shift in leadership within the Spanish SME employers' association, amidst internal divisions and a contested campaign.

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Pennsylvania Primaries: Krasner, Gainey Face Reelection Battles

Pennsylvania voters will choose Democratic candidates for Philadelphia District Attorney and Pittsburgh Mayor on Tuesday, with incumbents Larry Krasner and Ed Gainey facing primary challenges focused on crime, affordable housing, and their stances against the Trump administration. Two statewide cour...

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Samaras's Criticism of Greek Foreign Policy Sparks No Strong Reaction

Antonis Samaras's recent article criticizing the Greek government's foreign policy in "Nea" newspaper received a muted response from the government, who believe his actions have alienated him from his party's base, potentially leading to the formation of a new right-wing party.

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Lower Saxony's Minister President Stephan Weil Resigns

Stephan Weil, Lower Saxony's Minister President for 12 years, is resigning due to age and health concerns, with Olaf Lies set to succeed him; the move is interpreted as both a personal and potentially strategic decision ahead of the 2027 state elections.

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Tight Polish Presidential Race Sets Up June 1st Runoff

Poland's presidential election first round saw a tight race between centrist Rafał Trzaskowski (30.8%) and populist-right Karol Nawrocki (29.1%), forcing a June 1st runoff that will decide the country's future direction, particularly regarding its relationship with the European Union and its domesti...

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