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Lake's third election lawsuit sought to examine 1.3 million early ballots in her Arizona loss

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge rejected Kari Lake’s lawsuit request to view signed ballots of 1.3 million early voters in Arizona. Judge John Hannah’s ruling, filed Thursday, denied Lake from gaining access to the envelopes in connection to the 2022 gubernatorial race that she lost to now Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs. Hannah argued the…

A Maricopa County judge denied former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake's public records request and lawsuit seeking to review ballot return envelopes.

Opinion: A judge says that voters' right to privacy outweighs Kari Lake's right to have their names, addresses, phone numbers and ballot signatures.

A committee set up by the Kenyan parliament has called for reforms to the country's electoral body and a review of tax policy, public spending and social security, a copy of their report seen by Reuters on Sunday shows. The bipartisan committee formed to study opposition grievances wants the electoral commission reconstituted and an audit of the last presidential election. Kenya was gripped by violent protests early this year triggered by complaints by opposition leaders and supporters about electoral malpractices, the high cost of living and rising taxes.