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Iranian hackers broke into to a system used by a U.S. municipal government to publish election results in 2020 but were discovered by cyber soldiers operating abroad and kicked out before an attack could be launched, according to U.S. military and cybersecurity officials

A viral clip of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from his recent visit to the University of Manitoba circulated rapidly on social media. National and international news outlets celebrated his response to a young, self-acclaimed People’s Party of Canada voter and anti-abortionist.

The deadline to apply for the free document closed at 5pm - fears are now setting in that millions of people will be at risk of being turned away from polling stations

The proposed change could cut down the time it takes to count mail ballots and avoid the delays of 2020

Labour’s Clive Lewis, who chairs the all-party parliamentary group on race, said Voter ID 'undermines the very cornerstone of our democracy' - and urged the Government 'to address the issue of political exclusion'

The Ohio State Senate passed an amendment that would raise the threshold for voters to approve ballot measures that would amend the Ohio Constitution.

Voters in England will for the first time have to produce photo I.D. in order to cast their ballot when polling stations open in local elections next week, sparking concern that some parts of the electorate will in effect be disenfranchised by the change.

With the Supreme Court weighing in on abortion — again — voters are once again contending with which party best represents their views on the issue.

"Republicans' only plan is to try to 'combat' voting on college campuses," said Rep. Summer Lee

Exclusive: staff placed outside polling stations will not record how many people leave when told they need ID

'I feel it is a bit of scam by the ruling party to prevent people voting Labour' - the M.E.N. took to the streets to gauge opinion