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Many Black Americans feel Democrats take their vote for granted, but Biden’s team has a strategy to address concerns

A declassified U.S. government report says foreign hackers did not change vote totals or otherwise compromise the integrity of federal elections last year in the United States

The PESA Act, given its potential, could be commandeered as the greatest enabler to mainstream the tribal community by accommodating their aspirations

Join an engaging discussion with three Iowa Republican voters highlighting their political preferences, with a focus on key issues like the economy.

Some African American men in the key swing state are feeling neglected and are critical of the president’s support for Israel but others warn not to confuse enthusiasm with electability

Sindy Benavides explains why Latinos are "persuasion voters" and analyzes the political scene as the presidential campaign picks up steam

Russia has no interest in fighting with Nato country, Vladimir Putin says, but says he will send military units near border with Finland

Chileans head to the polls Sunday for a second referendum aimed at replacing the country's dictatorship-era constitution, with voters asked to approve or reject a more conservative draft.

The survey was of 2,034 registered voters

As voters in Democratic Republic of Congo prepare to cast their ballots in next week's general election, they're weighing up issues from mining to corruption. But for many in the east of the country, it is President Felix Tshisekedi's failure to ease decades of violence that looms largest.

Iraqis have begun voting for the first time in a decade to select new provincial council members, who in turn will appoint governors, with the outcome seen as a bellwether for the parliamentary elections due to take place in 2025