|
|
|
PSOE
leads comfortably in Spain
According to a poll done by Instituto Opina for the radio station Cadena
Ser, the governing Socialist Worker’s Party (PSOE) would win next
parliamentary elections scheduled for March 2008. 45 % of respondents
would vote for the PSOE in next year’s general election, while only
37.5 % would vote for the opposition Popular Party (PP).
Source: Instituto
Opina / Cadena Ser / Angus Reid Global Monitor
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,000 Spanish adults, conducted
on Dec. 4, 2007. Margin of error is 3.1 per cent.
Tories overtake
Labour in Britain
Britain’s opposition Conservative party stands at the top of the
political ladder, according to a poll by Populus published in The Times.
40 % of respondents would back the Tories in the next election to the
House of Commons, up four points since early November.
The governing Labour party is second with 32 %—down five points
in a month—followed by the Liberal Democrats with 16 %. 11 % of
respondents would vote for other parties.
The next election to the House of Commons must be held on or before Jun.
3, 2010. Sitting prime ministers can dissolve Parliament and call an early
ballot at their discretion.
Source: Populus
/ The Times / Angus Reid Global Monitor.
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,506 British adults, conducted
from Dec. 7 to Dec. 9, 2007. No margin of error was provided.
Norway’s Labour drops
slightly in the polls
What has Europe ever
done for us?
Lithuanian President
Valdas Adamkus elected European of the Year
Logo of Slovenia's
EU Presidency Presented in Brussels
Croatian Parliamentary
Elections 2007
By Marko
Rakar, Member of the EAPC
The role of the mass
media in the construction of Europe
Germany's Greens Turn
Left, Avoiding Radical Motions
Foreign Minister Takes
Over as Germany's Vice Chancellor
Berlusconi announces
new political party
Slovenians Elect Tuerk
New President
40th World Conference
of the IAPC
Board Meeting in Copenhagen
Not Flash,
just Gordon!
The
Top 10 who are changing the world of Internet and politics
World
e-Democracy Forum
Victory
of Democracy in Turkey
By Necati
Özkan, Member of the Board of the EAPC
Presidential
candidates faced questions directly from voters in the first CNN/YouTube
debate
What
would you ask the presidential candidates?
Jesús
de Polanco Gutiérrez has died
"A
Stronger Union for a Better World"
|
