[world politics news]
Liberal Party candidate Karen Wang has pulled out of a special election race in Burnaby South, a riding southeast of Vancouver, British Columbia, after it was revealed she used her ethnicity to try to win voters. Wang, a daycare operator, sparked controversy after posting a message on the social messaging app WeChat that urged voters to support her as the only candidate of Chinese origin and singled out NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, who is also running in the riding election next month, as being "of Indian origin."
On Wednesday, she asked her party to reconsider her resignation, saying she's "not a racist," but party leaders reportedly refused.
[FULL STORY HERE]
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Tuesday, June 09, 2015
#GERMANY: In First Election, Anti-Muslim Pegida Party Scores "Surprising" 10% In Mayoral Race
[world politics news]
Germany's anti-Muslim PEGIDA movement took nearly 10% of the vote and fourth place in a special mayoral election in Dresden, a better-than-expected result being hailed as a "success." The group came to prominence with mass rallies against Muslim immigration. With fading crowds, the group has now turned to electoral politics.
Germany's anti-Muslim PEGIDA movement took nearly 10% of the vote and fourth place in a special mayoral election in Dresden, a better-than-expected result being hailed as a "success." The group came to prominence with mass rallies against Muslim immigration. With fading crowds, the group has now turned to electoral politics.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
#USA
Republican David Jolly Wins 13th Dist. Congressional Special Election; Obamacare Issue Cited [world politics news]
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
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Tight FL Special Election Lets Parties Test Messages, Strategies Ahead of Fall Midterms [world politics news]
| Democrat Alex Sink and Republican David Jolly are seeking the late Rep. Bill Young's seat in Tuesday's special election. |
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