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WA Labor Wins Third Term Despite Significant Liberal Swing
Western Australia's Labor Party won a third consecutive election on March 8th, 2025, despite a 12-13 percent swing towards the Liberals, who failed to win enough seats to take power.
WA Labor Wins Third Term Despite Significant Liberal Swing
Western Australia's Labor Party won a third consecutive election on March 8th, 2025, despite a 12-13 percent swing towards the Liberals, who failed to win enough seats to take power.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Liberal Party's Unexpected Resurgence Amidst U.S. Trade Dispute
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation and a trade dispute with the U.S. that imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, the Canadian Liberal Party, initially projected to suffer a significant electoral defeat, is now experiencing a surge in popularity, with polls suggesting a potential win o...
Canadian Liberal Party's Unexpected Resurgence Amidst U.S. Trade Dispute
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation and a trade dispute with the U.S. that imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, the Canadian Liberal Party, initially projected to suffer a significant electoral defeat, is now experiencing a surge in popularity, with polls suggesting a potential win o...
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60% Bias Score
Labor's Comms Director's Premature LinkedIn Post Raises Concerns
Adam Gartrell, Labor's newly appointed Communications Director for the 2025 federal election, prematurely announced his role on LinkedIn, prompting questions about his judgment and leading to the post's removal; his boss confirmed he remains in the position.
Labor's Comms Director's Premature LinkedIn Post Raises Concerns
Adam Gartrell, Labor's newly appointed Communications Director for the 2025 federal election, prematurely announced his role on LinkedIn, prompting questions about his judgment and leading to the post's removal; his boss confirmed he remains in the position.
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52% Bias Score
FDP's Election Defeat Leads to Leadership Crisis
Germany's FDP party, led by Christian Lindner, received only 4.3% of the vote in the recent election, resulting in its removal from the Bundestag and triggering the resignation of Lindner and other key figures, leaving the party without leadership and facing an uncertain future.
FDP's Election Defeat Leads to Leadership Crisis
Germany's FDP party, led by Christian Lindner, received only 4.3% of the vote in the recent election, resulting in its removal from the Bundestag and triggering the resignation of Lindner and other key figures, leaving the party without leadership and facing an uncertain future.
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44% Bias Score
Liberal Party Disqualifies Leadership Candidate Ruby Dhalla for Campaign Finance Violations
The Liberal Party disqualified leadership candidate Ruby Dhalla on Friday for ten campaign-finance violations, including alleged Canada Elections Act breaches and inaccurate financial reporting, despite her claims of innocence and the party's initial investigation into foreign interference allegatio...
Liberal Party Disqualifies Leadership Candidate Ruby Dhalla for Campaign Finance Violations
The Liberal Party disqualified leadership candidate Ruby Dhalla on Friday for ten campaign-finance violations, including alleged Canada Elections Act breaches and inaccurate financial reporting, despite her claims of innocence and the party's initial investigation into foreign interference allegatio...
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Polls Show Stunning Liberal Surge
Recent polls indicate a significant narrowing of the gap between the Liberal and Conservative parties in Canada, potentially marking a major political shift as the Liberals, once trailing by over 20 points, are now within a few points of the Conservatives; this is attributed to the departure of Just...
Canadian Polls Show Stunning Liberal Surge
Recent polls indicate a significant narrowing of the gap between the Liberal and Conservative parties in Canada, potentially marking a major political shift as the Liberals, once trailing by over 20 points, are now within a few points of the Conservatives; this is attributed to the departure of Just...
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64% Bias Score
WA Liberals Poised for Significant Gains in Upcoming Election
WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam, confident despite leadership speculation, anticipates significant gains in the upcoming election, with key seats like Churchlands and Scarborough likely to turn Liberal based on strong candidate performances and survey predictions of a 12–13 percent swing.
WA Liberals Poised for Significant Gains in Upcoming Election
WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam, confident despite leadership speculation, anticipates significant gains in the upcoming election, with key seats like Churchlands and Scarborough likely to turn Liberal based on strong candidate performances and survey predictions of a 12–13 percent swing.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Boost Canadian Liberals in Polls, Reversing Conservative Lead
Due to President Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Justin Trudeau's upcoming resignation, the Liberal Party is now ahead of the Conservatives by two points in recent polls, reversing a 26-point deficit six weeks prior; an upcoming election is expected this spring.
Trump's Tariffs Boost Canadian Liberals in Polls, Reversing Conservative Lead
Due to President Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Justin Trudeau's upcoming resignation, the Liberal Party is now ahead of the Conservatives by two points in recent polls, reversing a 26-point deficit six weeks prior; an upcoming election is expected this spring.
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44% Bias Score
Carney's Poor French Raises Concerns Amidst Quebec Leadership Bid
Mark Carney, a candidate for the Canadian Liberal Party leadership, received a low score in a recent French-language debate due to his poor French skills, raising concerns about his electability in Quebec despite a recent poll suggesting increased Liberal support in the province under his leadership...
Carney's Poor French Raises Concerns Amidst Quebec Leadership Bid
Mark Carney, a candidate for the Canadian Liberal Party leadership, received a low score in a recent French-language debate due to his poor French skills, raising concerns about his electability in Quebec despite a recent poll suggesting increased Liberal support in the province under his leadership...
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52% Bias Score
Dutton's Pre-Bailout Bank Investments Spark Controversy
Opposition leader Peter Dutton's investments in several banks shortly before a near-$4bn bailout was flagged in January 2009 have sparked controversy, with Labor questioning whether he had access to sensitive information. Dutton's office denies any wrongdoing.
Dutton's Pre-Bailout Bank Investments Spark Controversy
Opposition leader Peter Dutton's investments in several banks shortly before a near-$4bn bailout was flagged in January 2009 have sparked controversy, with Labor questioning whether he had access to sensitive information. Dutton's office denies any wrongdoing.
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56% Bias Score
Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign, Denies Foreign Interference Allegations
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign regarding campaign donations and staff affiliations, denying foreign interference allegations; the probe involves questions about 12 individuals' donations, four campaign volunteers employed by Dhalla's company, and campaign phone ...
Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign, Denies Foreign Interference Allegations
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign regarding campaign donations and staff affiliations, denying foreign interference allegations; the probe involves questions about 12 individuals' donations, four campaign volunteers employed by Dhalla's company, and campaign phone ...
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48% Bias Score
Albanese hires Andrews for election debate prep
Facing falling poll numbers, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hired former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to help him prepare for upcoming election debates against opposition leader Peter Dutton, who is seen as a strong contender.
Albanese hires Andrews for election debate prep
Facing falling poll numbers, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hired former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to help him prepare for upcoming election debates against opposition leader Peter Dutton, who is seen as a strong contender.
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60% Bias Score
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