Brazil will hold a major election this October, yet why is there not much excitement from voters? An analysis of the polarizing era leading up to this important moment in Brazilian politics.
Keiko Fujimori is set to become the ninth president of Peru in a decade. Will the return of Fujimorismo end presidential instability, or contribute to further questions of the state of Peruvian democracy?
Despite being one of the oldest institutions in the United States, the Electoral College is deeply flawed and in need of reform—but not abolition.
The issue of election security has roiled the national waters of the United States for centuries and continues to do so today.
Texas Democrats should think twice before choosing Beto O’Rourke as their nominee in this year’s gubernatorial election.
The Texas Orator 