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Both presidential elections of Barack Obama made the snowflake model of community organization popular in politics. 

The basic purpose of this model is to empower the grassroots campaigns of political parties that act as a front-line role in any political campaign.

The idea is an expansion of another concept named distributed organizing which is a somewhat similar method of micro-campaign management.

The name, snowflake model, may sound too fancy, but it is no more complex than organizing each and every single grassroots unit and optimizing it for maximum efficiency.

At the end of the

Winning political donations can be a mighty task for politicians, especially when they are in need of money to contest their next elections.

However, for Krysten Sinema, a US senator from the Democratic Party, it is not a problem at all.

Republican donors are donating money to the Sinema election campaign despite knowing that she belongs to the opposite caucus.

But the important aspect is to see the trend which is pervasive in US politics. Joe Manchin, another Democratic Senator, is also accepting big money from GOP donors.

The role of money in politics

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is looking to sue business owners who are fraudulently eye washing US consumers through fake online reviews and deceptive advertisement practices.

If the commission makes some businesses comply with the newly introduced policy, it can extend the measure to those politicians who try to trick people through deceptive means of fake online reviews, not only about the capability but also to sell their merchandise and products.

This can not only make them pay big fines but also destroy their reputation among their voters base, which they built

As Argentina is moving towards legislative elections in November 2021, the election campaign is in full flow, with coalitions coming face to face in the country.

The prominent coalitions in Argentina are Frente de Todos, Juntos por el Cambio, the Workers Left Front, and the right-wing Libertarian Front.

The alliance of Peronist and Kirchnerist political parties is called Frente de Todos, while the center-right alliance in Argentina is popularly known as Juntos por el Cambio.

The incumbent president Alberto Fernández’s center-left government belongs to Frente de Todos, and the vice president also belongs

Uzbekistan elections are about to be held on October 24, with the name of the victorious politician already evident to everyone.

The incumbent, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, will get yet another term after the largely symbolic elections, the outcome of which has never been much in doubt since the birth of the country in 1991.

Uzbekistan President Mirziyoyev is going to win the next elections as no political rival is ready to challenge him.

Rise of Mirziyoyev was Somehow a Blessing in Disguise for Uzbekistan

When Mirziyoyev ascended to power in 2016 after

The power corridors of Germany are heavily populated these days by coalition negotiators who are trying to get a breakthrough in government-making talks.

For many, the election is just a transition from Angela Merkel to yet another chancellor who will run Germany for the next term.

However, the consequences will be felt far from German territory, probably reaching most of the European legislatures, considering that Germany is the powerhouse of Europe both strategically and economically.

Germany’s Partisan Divide Stands at All-time High Today

The electoral divide that German voters have shown in this year’s

The populist demonstrations of boycotting Iraq elections have driven significant results, as the historic elections only pulled out 41% of the eligible voters in the country.

Despite asking for elections before time, the protestors did not want to hold elections under the current legislative regime.

Now when the elections are over, what is the future of these protests, which demanded elections but asked voters to boycott them?

Iraq elections was as per the wishes of the popular protestors, however, they themselves encouraged voters not to participate in elections.

The Future of Popular

Despite the outbreak of populist waves all across the globe, the Czech Republic elections have proved detrimental for the ruling populist who has lost that country’s recent election. 

The prime minister of the Czech Republic, who compared himself with former US President Donald Trump, is now going to be out of his office within almost one year of Trump’s departure.

As the center-right coalition won the majority votes in the country, Andrej Babis’ defeat will have a significant impact on the course of the nation’s politics. 

The billionaire prime minister was defeated as

The All India National Congress (AINC) is unable to recover in Indian politics since the outburst of Modi’s bubble in the country.

As Modi swept the elections nationwide in his last two terms, AINC is facing difficulty breathing in most of the territories of the country.

When AINC won the Punjab state’s election in 2017, the party reacted with joy and elation. However, the troubles of the party are just fomenting over time as the party’s Punjab leadership is locking horns with each other.

A Wave of Resignation in Indian Congress has Pushed

When Iraq succumbed to the popular protests and decided to hold the parliamentary elections early, the hopes were high that an actual systematic change was on its way.

However, another wave of protests is encouraging voters to boycott the elections completely, which suggests that democracy in the country is still a pipe dream.

The massive prevailing distrust of the Iraqi public for the political setup and public institutions of the country is encouraging them not to participate in the October 10 elections.

Meanwhile, the COVID upsurge and crippled economy are adding fuel to