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It’s a bumper year for elections on the continent: by the end of 2024, 20 countries ought to have gone to the polls to vote in national elections. A handful of others are also scheduled to conduct local-level elections. As is the case elsewhere in the world, digital technologies have…

Analysis of polling data shows a tie between Trump and Biden among likely voters, deviating from the usual trend favoring Democrats.

With the completion of the sixth phase of the ongoing Lok Sabha polls, it’s Punjab’s turn. Voting in its 13 Lok Sabha constituencies is scheduled for June 1, in a contest whose contours seem considerably altered since the last polls of 2019. The relative strength, alignments and strategies of key…

Congressman Byron Donalds from Florida discusses the upcoming election, emphasizing voter turnout and contrasting Trump's and Biden's records.

New voting restrictions in multiple states pose challenges for voter outreach groups. Legal battles and advocacy efforts continue.

Laws passed in several Republican-controlled states after the 2020 presidential election have criminalized much of the work done by voter outreach groups

South Africa's upcoming election poses a challenge to the ANC's rule, with key issues like unemployment and corruption in focus. Voters seek change and a b...

Comoros President Azali Assoumani has pledged to work for peace and rapidly grow the economy as he was sworn in for his fourth term in office, following a tense January election which his opponents claim was tainted by voter fraud.

An Axios report highlights that the voting bloc comprises about 15% of the state's voters.

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu discusses Biden administration, Trump's potential success, and voter sentiment towards change in upcoming elections.

Young people are vying for change as South Africa heads to elections after three decades of democracy. Confidence in the ruling ANC, which is tipped to lose its majority, is particularly low for the youngest voters casting their ballots for the first time.