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Pildat president says electables are politicians who can be elected without the support of a political party because of their cultural or religious clout.

Wasatch County faces two lawsuits connected to a new temple ofswqaaq The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

A referendum initiative that sought to reverse the Wasatch County Councils unanimous approval of the Heber Valley Utah Temple failed to gather enough signatures to make it on the 2024 general election ballot.

Experts believe country stuck in vicious cycle where ‘powerful circles’ emerge victorious each time

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Despite constituting 43.85% of total registered voters, individuals aged 18 to 35 consistently lag behind

LAHORE: The highest-ever turnout in Pakistan’s electoral history was recorded during the 1970 ballot exercise with 57.96 percent eligible voters showing up to exercise their right of...

As Pakistan approaches the much-awaited general elections next month, all eyes are on Punjab, which stands out as a crucial battleground in the coming elections.The province has 141 of the 266 in...

Emigration has occupied perhaps more than its usual share of space in the public discourse in the past year. Op-eds that popped up in the media have included pure opinions backed up by little more...

Expressing concerns over weaknesses in electoral system, experts say elections inevitable for country