Navin Ramgoolam Returns to Power in Mauritius After Landslide Victory

Navin Ramgoolam, former Prime Minister of Mauritius, has been sworn in for a third term after his Alliance of Change coalition secured a landslide victory in the recent elections. This victory marks a significant political shift, ending the 10-year reign of Pravind Jugnauth’s Lepep Alliance. The election results highlight the dominance of coalitions in Mauritian politics and the nation’s robust economic and political stability compared to many African countries.

Florida vs. California: Why Election Results Take Longer in One State

This article explores the contrasting approaches of California and Florida in conducting elections, highlighting why California takes significantly longer to finalize its vote count compared to Florida. It delves into the reasons behind these differences, examining the impact of all-mail voting systems, postmark deadlines, and ballot processing procedures on the speed of vote tabulation.

Lithuania Votes for Change Amidst Ukraine War, Populist Rise

Lithuania’s elections on Sunday are expected to bring a change in government, with the center-left Social Democratic Party poised to replace the ruling conservatives. While the country’s unwavering support for Ukraine and its robust defense policy are expected to remain, the rise of a populist party led by a politician facing anti-Semitism charges adds complexity to the political landscape.

Omar Abdullah Leads NC-Congress Alliance to Victory in Jammu & Kashmir Elections

Omar Abdullah, leading the National Conference (NC) and Congress alliance, secured a resounding victory in the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly elections, winning 48 seats. The alliance formed a majority government, with Omar Abdullah likely to become the next Chief Minister. He highlighted the importance of building relations with the central government to address the challenges facing the region.

NRA Backs Trump for President, Targets Key Senate Races

The National Rifle Association (NRA) has announced former President Donald Trump will headline their ‘Defend the 2nd’ event in Georgia, further solidifying their support for his presidential campaign. The NRA is also ramping up its efforts in key Senate races, launching major ad campaigns against Democratic senators in Ohio and Montana.

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