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Trump is still ahead in polls but he shouldn’t be.

Rishi Sunak is facing a revolt from the Right of his party over alleged plans to impose shortlists of parliamentary candidates on Tory associations.

The City Council's redistricting, driven by incumbent protection, leaves Los Angeles unable to draw political lines that truly reflect major demographic shifts.

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has released its 2023 update report on Cyber Threats to Canada's Democr...

Canada’s cybersecurity intelligence agency has warned that foreign adversaries and hacktivists could “weaponize” artificial intelligence in an attempt to influence Federal elections in the country scheduled for late 2025. | World News

Will Lawmakers get the changes enacted before the law goes into effect?

Will Lawmakers get the changes enacted before the law goes into effect?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made headlines when he confirmed his belief that general elections should be postponed until after Ukraine wins the war. Despite some calls from Western allies to field elections sooner rather than later, polling shows that a majority of Ukrainians agree with Zelensky’s assessment that the country must remain laser-focused on prevailing in the fight against Russia. Ukraine’s ongoing fight to expel its Russian invaders isn’t merely a t...

CNNIn a taped interview for ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl’s book, Tired of Winning, former President Donald Trump said that if he had been allowed to go to the Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection, he would have been “very well received” by those trying to thwart the democratic process. “I wanted to go back. I was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. Secret Service didn’t like that idea too much,” Trump s...

They were then trained on their crucial role for election night, which included the preservation of bags and envelopes used at election offices for future races.