Dan Fried wrote that he found it astonishing that the administration was pursuing a Russia policy he considered harmful to US, Ukrainian and allied interests, given that John Herbst had noted that more than 80 percent of American voters viewed the Kremlin leader negatively. #Russia #USPolicy #Ukraine #US #UA
From army exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox to a stalled 7 October inquiry, the issues splitting voters have little to do with Gaza, Lebanon or Iran. #IsraelElection #Netanyahu #MilitaryService

Many comments on the great election victories in Brazil and Serbia state that the authorian right is in decline or that voters have rejected far-right authoritarianism. That is a wrong interpretation of what happened. Progressive movements mobilized and beat the authoritarian right. That's different
The author described Vučić’s defeat as a victory for Europe and a blow to Moscow, saying the Kremlin had lost one of its key allies in the region. They said Serbian voters had demanded change and that the new leadership should restore the rule of law and rebuild independent institutions. The post tagged EU Enlargement and the EPP Group. https://t.co/ri8uIiRQz3 #Vučić #Evropa #Kreml #RS #EU #RU
"Growing anti-Indian rhetoric within the GOP is pushing some lifelong conservative Indian American voters to reconsider their allegiance to the Republican Party"
The author said Flávio Bolsonaro would bear much of the blame if he lost, arguing that his first-round victory had bred overconfidence. The author added that allies had publicly jostled for ministerial posts and the campaign appeared to take centrist voters for granted. #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira #BR
The author wrote that blank and spoiled ballots had been running very low in Brazil so far, and said both campaigns’ efforts to get voters to the polls appeared to have paid off. They added that they knew people who had largely stopped working in recent weeks to volunteer and encourage potential voters to vote. #Eleições2023 #Voto #Democracia #BR
The author wrote that European countries had become ungovernable, with protest votes shaping elections as more voters turned against the status quo. They said the resulting governance crisis affected those who had supported the policies that brought Europe to this point. https://t.co/jpajxJrTrw #Europa #Elections #ProtestVotes #EU
The author wrote that 69% of registered voters and 50% of people who voted for Trump in 2024 said they were very or somewhat concerned about corruption, self-dealing or conflicts of interest in the Trump administration. https://t.co/6oQflckmHA #Corruption #Politics #Trump #US
Trump's statements about the Alaska senate races this week all add up to suggestions that the Alaska voters are too stupid to make selections for the senate, so he should make the choices for them... and that includes removing Alaska's other senator, too. An accurate summary of Trump on democracy.
Brazilians headed to the polls on Sunday to choose between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro. From canoe journeys in the Amazon to long queues in Rio and a Lula doll in Brasília, voters turned out for the presidential runoff. #BrazilElection #Vote2026 #LulaVsBolsonaro

Voters are receiving so many political texts, calls and mailers that some are reconsidering ever donating to a campaign again “I must get at least 10-20 texts A DAY from literally every single candidate in the country," a Colorado voter said. "It makes me never want to make a contribution again"
The author wrote that riot police were gathering near the public broadcaster in Belgrade and suggested that chaos was expected in the Serbian capital that night, but not from SNS voters. https://t.co/5KfTzOgK6t #Beograd #Protesti #Srbija #RS
A Black Democrat has a chance to win in Mississippi's Senate race Scott Colom has a shot to make history in Mississippi with massive Black voter turnout and fed-up White voters willing to back a Democrat.
Apparently, some Houston voters are putting their I Voted stickers on the Lorenzo Salgado Araujo memorial. Stephen Miller is ALREADY trying to scapegoat others for losing whatever races they lose in Texas and elsewhere. This is a vivid testament that for some voters, his murder squad is the reason.
Grim stories from Brazil. Indigenous voters going to the city a day early because they don’t trust their state not to cut off their travel routes on election day: www.instagram.com/reel/De4z6kP... - while many flights to the north east, a pro-Lula region, have been cancelled without explanation.