Louisiana voters to decide on constitutional amendments for crime, courts and finances
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisianians are set to vote Saturday on several constitutional amendments dealing with crime, courts and ...
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BJP Wants SEC To Withdraw Party Symbols Allotted to YSRC, Congress
His strong retort came after the Congress party and the YSRC leaders expressed themselves against the presence of saffron ...
‘P-4’ aligns with the Union government’s development goals: Purandeshwari
Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh govt's ‘P-4' program aligns with the Union govt's development goals, emphasising poverty ...
Office-bearers of political parties urge ECI to ensure error-free voter list
CHENNAI: Office-bearers of political parties who attended the meeting of the recognised political parties convened by Chief ...
BJP: King of poll spend, donations, accounts for more than 45 per cent of collective spend
A study of the expenditure by the 22 main parties during last year’s general election and four concurrent Assembly polls has ...
Trump an ogre to Canada but an elephant in our polling booths
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a national election for April 28, coincidentally just weeks before the Australian federal election deadline. The shadow of Donald Trump looms over ...
Justice Department drops legal challenge against Georgia election law
The Justice Department has dropped its lawsuit against Georgia's election law, after Attorney General Pam Bondi declared ...
Musk gives away $2 million and says ‘destiny of humanity’ at stake in Wisconsin Supreme Court election
Conservative candidate Brad Schimel was not at the rally. He has spent the past few days crisscrossing the state on a bus ...
Trump Administration Highlights: President Says He’s ‘Not Joking’ About a Possible Third Term
Trump interview: In a wide-ranging interview with NBC News, President Trump told Kristen Welker that he “couldn’t care less” ...
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State Election Board rules appeal argued to Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court will decide on State Election Board rules that called for a "reasonable inquiry" before certifying results and sought hand counts of ballots.