The Independent revealed that Rishi Sunak did not vote for Susan Hall in London even though he legally could have done. Political editor David Maddox looks at why this may have been a deliberate snub

Independent UK - Politics - 2 days ago

What could a woman president in Mexico mean for abortion rights? -- June 2 voting will likely elect Mexico's first female president for the term 2024-30

Voice of America - Science - 2 days ago

Noncitizens caught voting in U.S. elections - here's how they did it

Washington Times - Top Stories - 4 days ago

Who is voting on May 2 and why there might be no local election in your area in 2024 -- More than one-third of the local authorities in England are staging elections next week - find...

Daily Express - Politics - 6 days ago

Vanderbilt students pick sides in 2024 election: Voting for Biden 'even if he's ancient'

Fox News - Top Stories - 7 days ago

India's Phase-I voting: Low turnout, what's behind it?

Gulf News - Opinion - 12 days ago

'Bobby Is Our Voice': Five Americans Explain Why They're Voting for RFK Jr.

Epoch Times - Top Stories - 15 days ago

Here's a Clever Way to Uncover America's Voting Deserts

Wired News - Science - 16 days ago

CNN Heroes 2023 Voting Disclosures

CNN - World - 23 days ago

Idaho Resolution Would Aim to Lower Voting Threshold to Pass School Bonds

Under restrictive school funding policies, Idaho districts struggle to repair and replace deteriorating buildings. If voters agree, the proposal would, in some elections, reduce the two-thirds threshold needed to pass bonds for school repairs.

ProPublica - Politics - 2 months ago

Candidate Lost Election by 1 Vote After Not Voting for Himself

Damion Green lost the Rainier City Council post 247 votes to 246, with his opponent, Ryan Roth, declaring victory, the Washington Post reported.

Inside Edition - Politics - 4 months ago

The Other swing voter -- Political coverage often focuses on voters who oscillate between political parties in a few key swing states. Here we feature perspectives and opinions from and about demographics of Americans — young voters and Black and brown voters —who swing between voting and not voting.

Yes, people of color want to elect people who look like and sound like us, but who also do the work of serving our communities every day, not just around elections.

Boston Globe - Opinion - 1 year ago

From voter suppression to gerrymandering to foreign interference, the integrity of US elections is under attack. In a three-part weekly series, Globe Opinion examines how the nation arrived at this moment and what needs to be done to protect voting rights.

Boston Globe - Opinion - 2 years ago