Voter voices: Which issues matter most to Americans?

How MPs shot down the push to clean voter register

The legislative setback follows past revelations from a KPMG audit exposing severe voter roll...

Texan voters once believed Trump's 'lies' but they're now ready to vote Democrat

In south Texas, the aggressive enforcement of immigration laws has hollowed out restaurants, building sites and even churches — and the backlash is threatening to turn the traditional red state blue.

2027: Tinubu lacks energy to govern, Obi says

…Urges South-East to shun ethnic politics By Jeff Agbodo, Abakaliki ABAKALIKI — The presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has questioned President Bola Tinubu’s competence and energy to govern Nigeria, urging him to leave office and rest. Obi spoke at an NDC town hall and stakeholders’ meeting held at the Citi-Hub Centre, Mile 50, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, where he urged Nigerians to unite behind candidates based on their qualifications and capacity to deliver good governance rather than ethnic considerations.

Why public intellectuals matter in present-day India

A public intellectual raises questions about the social, political and economic issues of the day using reasoned arguments; the growing assertion of authoritarian tendencies, destruction of democratic practices and criminalisation of dissent make their role more crucial in the present times

Campaigning enters its final day in Vizianagaram, candidates make final pitch to voters

Callistus Mahama urges parties to focus on voters rather than EC appointments

Executive Secretary to President John Dramani Mahama, Callistus Mahama, said political parties must focus on persuading voters and strengthening their election-day operations rather than allowing suspicions about the political affiliations of Electoral Commission (EC) officials to dominate electoral debates. Warning against complacency Mr Mahama cautioned that portraying electoral victory as dependent primarily on who occupies positions at the Commission could encourage complacency among supporters when they favour an appointment and fatalism when they oppose it.