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Last summer Mexicans elected the most openly religious president in nearly a century.

At least 10% of Thais have some Chinese blood, including many wealthy businessmen, but their success seems to have caused no resentment; instead, Thais elected the most successful such businessman as prime minister.

They elected the most pro-settler coalition that Israel has seen — one that prolonged the blockade of Gaza (now in its 8th year) and accelerated illegal settlement expansion, including Givat Hamatos, which will cut off Arab East Jerusalem from Bethlehem.

The idea to change that was simple: people elected the most trusted villagers, and the government in Kabul, helped by foreign donors, gave them direct grants — money to build things like water systems and girls' schools for themselves.

You can't implement your policies if you're not elected and once elected the most important thing is to be re-elected so that you can continue your work improving the country.

"Right now if a politician wants to get elected, the most important thing is if they can make this tiny group of people happy," Wozniak says.

The winner was selected through the city's uncommon ranked-choice voting system, which is thought to save money on expensive runoff elections and elect the most broadly supported candidate.

Today, ABK48 are an institution, commanding the nation's attention for weeks during the lead up to an annual live "election" at Tokyo's Nippon Budokan concert hall to elect the most popular members.

The medium swallows the message, and we elect the most telegenic messenger.

Democrats also make many Democratic elected officials into unpledged "superdelegates," which also has the effect of amplifying the power of the states that elect the most Democrats.

IF THE business of electing the most powerful man in the world were up to the world, rather than just those pesky Americans, Barack Obama would face no contest.