A third party could be successful. But probably not this one.
To win voters, a party has to stand for something. But what would the Forward Party do in office?
Has Hungary’s opposition learned to coordinate against Fidesz, the right-wing governing party?
Here’s how the opposition managed surprising mayoral wins
Could a third-party candidate win the U.S. presidency? That’s very unlikely.
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The Japanese General Election of 2012: Sometimes, Lucky is Better than Popular
Continuing our series of election reports, the following is a
Duverger and the UK Election
Seth Masket wonders whether Duverger got the 2010 UK elections
Duverger’s Law and the UK elections
About to be broken? (or, to be a bit less
Incentives for PR after the UK elections
A short follow-up to the post on Nick Clegg's electoral
Presidential debates in comparative perspective
So the United Kingdom had its first of three 'presidential'