Green parties in Europe - Evidence from sub-national elections

Article Abstract:

European green parties can perform in a better way in sub-national elections than at the national level, as greens can mobilise mass support in the sub-national elections. Voting pattern in sub-national elections often tend to point to local interests, and green parties have largely been successful in banking upon local environmental concern to get grassroot support. The study supports the 'less-at-stake' hypothesis.

Europe, Environmental aspects, Green parties (Political science), Green parties

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The Wales Green Party and the national assembly of Wales elections 2003

Article Abstract:

The national assembly of Wales is a sixty-member institution and is elected using the additional member system on a first past the post basis. The performance of the Wales Green Party (WGP) in the 2003 elections to the national assembly is outlined.

Elections, Wales, Political aspects

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The French elections of 2002: Green Blues

Article Abstract:

Information about the French presidential elections of 2002 and reasons for the shocking electoral result in the history of the Fifth Republic is provided.

France, Presidents, 2002 AD, Presidential elections

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