This year, elections are scheduled in over 60 countries, representing around 70% of global GDP and more than 50% of the world's population. These elections have significant implications for both national and international political landscapes. While some elections, such as those in Taiwan, Pakistan, Russia, and Indonesia, have already taken place, many crucial votes remain. Unlike Russia’s election, several of these pose real risks for incumbents, potentially altering the respective countries’ trajectories. In this summary, 2024's remaining elections: The ones to watch, we explore the key issues from Oxford Analytica’s webinar on critical elections in 2024. We focus on six countries where upcoming votes could significantly impact regional and global geopolitics: Sri Lanka, Venezuela, Romania, Ghana, Austria, and the United States.
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Jayson Myers
CEO, Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, Member of the Oxford Analytica Expert Network
International Economy Analyst, Oxford Analytica
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