Elections
Coverage of Elections in the Nexus archive.
- Labour and the Tories need to outflank the extremists
The article argues that Labour and the Conservatives must focus beyond cultural issues to counter extremists in elections. It highlights Kemi Badenoch and Andy Burnham as key figures needing to adopt this strategy.
- Facing setbacks and resistance, Trump presses bid to reshape elections on multiple fronts
President Trump is actively campaigning to reshape election processes in states, encountering setbacks and resistance. His efforts involve multiple fronts to influence how elections are conducted.
- Facing setbacks and resistance, Trump presses bid to reshape elections on multiple fronts
President Trump is actively campaigning to reform state election procedures despite encountering obstacles and opposition. His efforts focus on multiple fronts to influence how elections are conducted across the United States.
- Deep dive into Supreme Court rulings on birthright citizenship, transgender athletes and more
The Supreme Court issued rulings on three significant cases before its summer recess, covering birthright citizenship, transgender athletes' participation in girls’ sports, and the spending limits for political parties in elections.
- Anti-ICE organizers shift focus to defend democracy from Trump assault
Citizens in Minnesota are applying lessons from organizing against an immigration crackdown to protect elections from threats by President Donald Trump. They previously coordinated to monitor a surge of immigration agents in their communities and now focus on preventing election interference.
- Could Israel’s coming election see an end to Netanyahu’s political career?
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting political, legal and US pressure ahead of crucial elections.
- Some union leaders are misleading RTC employees: Ponnam Prabhakar
Ponnam Prabhakar claims some union leaders are misleading RTC employees. Unions agreed to hold elections before RTC employees were merged into the government.
- Knesset to hold marathon discussions next week to fast-track Basic Law on Torah study
The Knesset plans to hold extended discussions next week to fast-track a Basic Law on Torah study. The legal adviser has warned lawmakers against the accelerated process, as members of Knesset (MKs) aim to pass the legislation before the Knesset dissolves ahead of elections.
- Justice Sohlberg says national emergency could justify limited delay of elections
Justice Sohlberg, a Supreme Court deputy chief and head of the Central Elections Committee, stated that a national emergency could justify a limited delay of elections, describing it as a 'last resort.' He acknowledged the current crisis, saying 'only a fool wouldn't see we're in a crisis.'
- Deputy Supreme Court chief reportedly says ‘limited’ delay of elections could be justified in case of emergency
A Deputy Supreme Court chief reportedly stated that a limited delay of elections could be justified in case of emergency. The statement was mentioned in an article from The Times of Israel.
- South Africa: Weekend Killings Deepen Fears Over Political Violence Ahead of Elections
Two politicians were killed in South Africa over the weekend, raising concerns about political violence ahead of elections. Security upgrades at ward offices, initiated three years ago but stalled due to budget constraints, are now being called for in Nelson Mandela Bay.
- ‘Don’t meddle’: Lula calls on Trump to stay out of Brazil’s elections
Lula has urged Trump to refrain from influencing Brazil’s elections, as he competes in a close race against Flavio Bolsonaro, a Trump ally. The election pits Lula against Bolsonaro, who is aligned with the former U.S. president.
- Trump calls Brazil 'politically difficult'; Lula says he should learn about 'civilized elections'
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva asked Donald Trump not to interfere in Brazil's elections, emphasizing it is exclusive to Brazil. Trump had previously commented on Brazil, prompting Lula's response.
- Voting officials fear DHS may actually be a threat to elections this year
Voting officials are concerned that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) may pose a threat to election integrity by undermining results that President Trump opposes. The article highlights fears that DHS is not a reliable partner in securing elections.
- Ensure Ekiti, Osun elections are credible, Tinubu tells INEC
Ekiti and Osun States will hold elections in the coming days. President Tinubu urged INEC, security agencies, and political parties to ensure the polls are peaceful and credible.
- The rich lefties tried to buy their way to power and failed (for now)
California's primary election results took days to finalize due to poorly managed election operations, and two wealthy self-funded candidates performed poorly in their races.
- US inflation rises to highest level in three years, highlighting affordability challenge as elections nears
US inflation has reached its highest level in three years, creating an affordability challenge as elections approach. The rise in inflation highlights economic concerns ahead of the upcoming electoral events.
- Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler: How AI is poisoning the information well
Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler, a senior fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute, warns that AI is enabling mass influence campaigns during Israel's upcoming elections with no regulatory oversight.
- Trump walks out of ‘Meet the Press’ interview when challenged over false claims
President Trump walked out of a 'Meet the Press' interview when host Kristen Welker challenged him over claims about Jan. 6 and elections being 'rigged.' He provided no evidence to support these claims during the interview.
- Kosovo: Former President warns of the cost of political deadlock
Kosovo's former President warns about the consequences of political deadlock. A retired teacher in Pristina, Gezim Selimi, expressed frustration with repeated elections by saying 'Enough is Enough' during voting.
- ‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections
The article states that fear mongering is the main narrative in Armenia's elections. It highlights the use of fear-based messaging as a central strategy during the electoral process.
- ‘Elections campaigned on who can be more brutal to Palestinians’
The article highlights that the elections were primarily focused on political candidates competing to demonstrate greater harshness towards Palestinians. It suggests a campaign strategy centered on aggression rather than policy.
- As American elections become more tense, officials are turning to local police
Since the 2020 election, local law enforcement has increasingly been playing a bigger role in helping local officials secure elections.
- Armenia elections: EU deepens engagement as Russia’s influence wanes
The EU is increasing its involvement in Armenia's elections while Russia's influence is decreasing. Moscow and Brussels are both closely monitoring the election process in Armenia.
- Breaking down California's ballot counting, elections
California's ballot counting process is ongoing as the U.S. awaits results from two high-profile primaries, with 3.5 million ballots remaining uncounted. CBS News election law expert David Becker provides analysis on the situation.
- Successive elections take a hit on Kosovo's coffers
Kosovo's third election in under 16 months is marked by a conflict between PM Albin Kurti and ex-President Vjosa Osmani, a stalled dialogue with Serbia, and challenges to EU integration.
- Why Mogadishu clashes are deepening Somalia’s political crisis again
Clashes in Mogadishu are exacerbating Somalia's political crisis as tensions over elections escalate into violence. Residents of the city are experiencing fear and disruption due to the ongoing conflict.
- ‘Part of a larger struggle’: As elections loom, thousands march to Knesset for Jerusalem Pride
Thousands marched to Jerusalem's Knesset for Pride as elections approach, chanting 'democracy' with ballot boxes while guarded by 2,000 police officers. A partner of a soldier killed on Oct. 7 described the vote as 'fateful' for Israel.
- Chabria: No, Mr. Hilton, our elections are not 'a joke.' It's time for you to stand up to Trump
President Trump is falsely claiming that California's primary vote is rigged. Chabria urges Republican Steve Hilton to defend the state's free and fair elections.
- Chabria: No, Mr. Hilton, our elections are not 'a joke.' It's time for you to stand up to Trump
President Trump is falsely claiming California's primary vote is rigged. Republican Steve Hilton is urged to defend the state's free and fair elections.
- Massive disinformation campaign underway in Armenia ahead of elections, analysts warn
Analysts warn of a massive, Russia-linked disinformation campaign in Armenia ahead of elections, exploiting trauma from recent wars. The campaign is described as a coordinated effort to influence voters through weaponized messaging.
- Trump goes after California, claiming election being stolen as results trickle in
President Trump claimed Democrats are 'trying to steal' the elections in California as results continue to trickle in. California typically takes longer to finalize election results due to its processes.
- New DeFi entrant widens field of crypto political campaign funds as elections loom
A new DeFi entrant is expanding the field of crypto political campaign funds as elections approach. The development highlights growing interest in cryptocurrency for political financing.
- Somalia needs a political settlement before it is too late
Somalia is entering a dangerous moment without a path to elections or a political transition, necessitating urgent political settlement to avoid further instability.
- Ethiopians head to polls as millions excluded from elections
Ethiopians are voting in elections, but millions are excluded from the process. The article highlights the disparity in participation.
- What’s at stake in Ethiopia’s elections?
Ethiopia's governing party is attempting to strengthen its hold on power as the electorate remains fragmented. The election outcome is seen as critical for the party's continued dominance.
- High Court orders justice minister to convene Judicial Selection Committee
The High Court in a unanimous decision reprimanded Justice Minister Levin for asserting there is no time left for judicial appointments before elections, despite his refusal to appoint judges for 16 months.
- Donald Trump’s damning five-word verdict on California’s elections — as Gavin Newsom bites back
Donald Trump criticized California's elections, alleging a lack of voting booths and that voting is conducted entirely by mail. Gavin Newsom responded to Trump's claims.
- Non-Citizen Pleads Guilty to Fraudulently Voting in Numerous Elections
A non-citizen has pleaded guilty to fraudulently voting in numerous elections. The individual admitted to casting ballots in multiple elections despite not being a citizen.
- Newsom seeks to shield California elections from federal interference
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation aimed at preventing federal interference in the state's upcoming primary elections. The move is intended to safeguard the electoral process as the primary approaches next week.