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At Explained, We have been transforming complex data into engaging data visualisations to help us make sense of the multiple elements shaping elections and politics.
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Today is #InternationalDayOfDemocracy
People in democratic states are happier.
This year, nearly half of the world's population had or will have the opportunity to elect their representatives and change the state of democracy.
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More than 4,400 athletes from a record number of 170 National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) have competed at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, marking a significant milestone in the event’s history.
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In today's Stockholm Marathon, 23 000 runners participated. Here are this year's winners and the best times since the first marathon in 1979
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The EU election is approaching!
European citizens prioritise fighting poverty and social exclusion, and public health. Priorities vary significantly across individual countries
Read more: https://t.co/LonSZJ7zfW
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50% of the Indian population is under 28, yet the current Lok Sabha lacks representation of the younger population and shows a significant gender gap
Sources: @IPUparliament and @ppyramidnet#ddj#elections#dataviz
People in democratic states are happier
The positive correlation between high #democracy scores and #happiness becomes clear when combining the latest data by @HappinessRpt and @vdeminstitute
Explore an interactive version at https://t.co/DHTVczR17V
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3. As of 2023, Senegal was the 4th most electoral democratic country in Africa according to @vdem Democracy indices.
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Democracy in Europe declined in 33 out of 39 countries since the European democratic high-point in 2011, according to @vdeminstitute
The chart shows year-on-year changes in the democratic score of countries in Europe
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…Identity and Democracy, and the majority of non-attached MEPs. The first three of these groups could see an increase to 49.4% from the current 43% in today’s parliament (3/3)
This shift could bring significant consequences for the EU’s foreign policy decisions, including social rights and environmental issues. Right-wing parties and populist movements include the European People’s Party, European Conservatives and Reformists, … (2/3)