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Voter identification laws recently passed through Parliament. Though criticised, the law means elections in the future will require people to come with their ID

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In a swift response to news that the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to overturn the nation's landmark abortion rights protections, Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders announced Monday night they will ask voters in November to place permanent protections for the procedure in the California Constitution.

Flats in the area are set to be demolished to make way for new homes, and the development will be among the local issues on the minds of voters.

Andrew Viteritti of the Economist says polarization and paralysis are here to stay — but there's reason for hope

Races will test the strength of endorsements by Trump and Bernie Sanders, and measure how enthusiastic voters are about the midterms.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Most home-school mom co-op conversations don’t delve too deeply into politics.

There are decades of governmental experience and public service among them. Connections they’ve established with voters and relationships with powerful allies have deep roots. Millions in campaign donations are flowing their way.

No election in the United States is as important as our elections for president. Yet if the last two cycles have told us anything, it’s that how we nominate presidents is broken and deeply unrepresentative – a process as much about dumb luck as it is about candidate quality or…

In an important new article, political philosophers Jason Brennan and Christopher Freiman explain why standard justifications for paternalistic restrictions on consumers also apply to voters.