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All 20 GOP senators signed on to Senate Bill 16, which would apply to currently registered voters, and restrict some to only congressional elections.

Greenland's parliamentary election of 11 March took place under intense scrutiny, in the wake of Donald Trump’s aggressive interest in the Danish island territory, and with independence the key issue for voters. The centre-right opposition won a surprise victory, with support also surging for the pro-independence Naleraq party.

Pro-business Demokraatit party, which favours slow approach to independence from Denmark, wins election.

Conservatives have challenged the drawing of some Black-majority congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterms

The academy offers an inside look at how votes are counted and secured. It’s building confidence — and inspiring similar programs across Texas.

With 61% of enrolled voters counted in Saturday’s Western Australian election, the ABC is calling 40 of the 59 lower house seats for Labor, five for the Liberals and four for the Nationals, with ten remaining undecided.

Jefferson Griffin trying to remove thousands of ballots from North Carolina count in case that has drawn large protests

China's retaliatory tariffs against US farm produce from corn to chicken are designed to hurt Donald Trump's voter base, but remain restrained enough to allow room for the adversaries to hash out a trade deal, analysts say.

The legislation would require voters to approve the $3 billion start-up cost, and then the fund would be maintained at no more than $300 million annually.

Four Wisconsin voters whose ballots were not counted in the November presidential election have initiated a class action lawsuit seeking $175,000 in damages each

Republican Tina Peters of Colorado was sentenced to nine years for her role in voter interference data-breach scheme