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The court gave the directive in a PIL seeking to declare gatherings as unconstitutional Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Friday directed police and District Collectors to ensure that no assembly of people takes place in the state for four days from May 1 in connection with the counting of votes for assembly elections on May 2. Banning the victory processions of political parties following the counting, the court also directed that stringent action be taken against those who assemble violating the COVID-19 protocol. Justice Devan Ramachandran directed police and Collectors to take "effective a...

Anchorage voter turnout low so far compared to last mayoral election Published 2 days ago Share on Facebook Print article So far this year, many Anchorage voters are taking their time returning their ballots, if they decide to vote in the municipal election at all. As of Wednesday, 21.7% fewer ballots had been returned to the city’s election center compared to the same time before the election in 2018, data from the municipal clerk’s office show. Deputy Municipal Clerk Erika McConnell said that this year, ballot envelope return totals are lower than 2020 and 2018 to date, but highe...

Anchorage 2021 city election basics Published February 14 Share on Facebook Print article Anchorage voters this year will elect a new mayor and four school board members. There are also 11 propositions on this year’s ballot, including several bonds. No Assembly seats are up for election in the April 6 vote. A recall vote for Anchorage Assembly Chair Felix Rivera is headed to the ballot for voters in District 4. Here are the basic of the 2021 city election: When is the deadline to register to vote? The last day to register to vote in the election is March 7, according to the election ...

Brexit Has Northern Ireland's Very Future Hanging in the Balance | Opinion Duncan Morrow On 12/15/20 at 3:03 AM EST Politics in Northern Ireland is never about technicalities. 'Being'—the very existence of the place—is always on the ballot. Exactly a century ago, the British government, seeking a way out of the bitter quagmire that Irish politics had become at the end of World War I legislated a new internal boundary between 'Northern Ireland' with its armed loyalist majority and the rest of the island. What few foresaw was that the new division would harden into an int...