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She currently leads in polls for the first round of the presidential election next April.
In Austria, the far-right candidate Norbert Hofer leads polls in a re-run of the country’s presidential election, set for October.
For example, Alain Juppé, the presidential frontrunner for the Republicans in France, muses about limiting labor mobility in the EU, as does his main rival, former President Nicolas Sarkozy.
CAMBRIDGE – For a “managed democracy,” Iran holds remarkably unpredictable presidential elections.
Their result in fact set a timetable for the “Iraqisation” and US withdrawal – before the next presidential election.
There were, for example, the repeated attempts by Fox News to insinuate that the murder of Seth Rich, a young Democratic National Committee staffer, was orchestrated by Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign team to hide Rich’s alleged role in leaking internal DNC emails.
And a once placid, even predictable, presidential election campaign has been thrown into disarray by the death of the Brazilian Socialist Party candidate, Eduardo Campos, in an airplane crash in August.
A presidential candidate four years ago who ran on a green, socially conservative, but strongly pro-democratic platform, Silva received nearly 20 million votes.
As is often the case – and particularly in a presidential election year – America’s politicians resort to the blame game in confronting these tough issues.
Now it is Putin’s turn to call the tune, dismissing Mikhail Fradkov and dissolving the government that had served him throughout his second term in order to prepare for the parliamentary elections looming in December and the presidential ballot in March 2008.
Before Zubkov’s nomination, reports swirled that the next prime minister would become Putin’s presidential successor, with Sergei Ivanov, a current deputy prime minister, dubbed the most likely candidate.
In the run-up to last year’s presidential election in the United States, some social media platforms inadvertently enabled the spread of disinformation.
This may not yet mean Asia for only the Asians; but it could mean a reduced regional role for the US – especially as America turns inward during the presidential election season that starts this year.
America’s Constrained ChoiceNEWPORT BEACH – The conventional wisdom about the November presidential election in the United States is only partly correct.
By the time the next presidential term starts in January 2013, and contrary to the current narratives advanced by the Obama and Romney campaigns, the incumbent will find himself with limited room for maneuver on economic policy.
With Putin surely hoping that next year’s presidential election will be more orderly than the 2012 vote, the better choice may well be to listen, for once, to the people.
The Tides of Latin American PopulismMEXICO CITY – Demagogues and populists like US presidential candidate Donald Trump and French National Front leader Marine Le Pen are setting Western politics alight.
CAMBRIDGE – This year’s presidential campaign in the United States has been marked by calls from Barack Obama’s would-be Republican challengers for a radical transformation of American foreign policy.
Foreign policy played almost no role in the 2000 US presidential election.
We should keep this in mind as we assess the current US presidential debates, with their constant reference to American decline.
Ever since Iranians used Twitter to swap information and inform the outside world about the mushrooming protests against the stolen presidential election of June 2009, there has been much discussion about the role of digital activism in authoritarian countries like China.
But, with Congressional elections in 2006 and a presidential election in 2008, five years is too long.
To dismiss Medvedev as a mere Putin puppet, a constitutional bridge between Putin’s second and third presidential terms, would be both unfair and wrong.
More recently, on his first presidential trip abroad, Trump took some good first steps in the Middle East.
And whereas past presidential directives have been reversible, either immediately or within a very short timeframe, the commitment that Obama made under the Paris agreement has a four-year withdrawal process that is binding on his successor.
And the result has been a backlash against it, first in destination countries, and now, as Poland’s just-concluded presidential election suggests, in countries of origin.
But in Poland’s presidential election, the issue was front and center, where it generated the greatest resonance with voters and contributed to the victory of Andrzej Duda, the head of the right-wing Law and Justice Party.
This is the first time since the early 1930's that there has been a net loss of jobs over the span of an entire presidential administration.
The differences between President Bush and John Kerry with respect to leadership on the economy are wider than in any other Presidential election in our experience.
Recall Yevgeny Primakov – or Putin at the end of Boris Yeltsin’s last presidential term, when it was obvious to everyone that the prime minister was running the country.
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