Four global elections to watch in 2025 - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Though Albanese was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Trump on his November victory, several sore points will likely rear their heads.
44% : Musk could exert influence on Trump to push the German government to ease up on the party.
44% : A Gonzalez victory would probably see a revival of Correa's hostile policies towards U.S. influence, drawing the ire of Trump.
41% : Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's approval ratings have been underwater since January 2021, but escalated into a nosedive in 2023, as public frustrations over a stagnating economy, mass immigration, and rising housing costs grew.
29% : Opposition leader Peter Dutton has drawn comparisons with Trump, using much of the same rhetoric and holding many of the same positions.
28% : The likely next Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, has been openly critical of Trump in the past, particularly in areas of trade and regarding Russia.
21% : Despite the comparisons between the two, Poilievre has clashed with Trump, taking offense to his threats to make Canada a "51st state.
17% : Before his election, Trump voiced his disapproval with Ambassador Kevin Rudd, after being made aware of several disparaging X posts made in the past.

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