elections
Coverage of elections in the Nexus archive.
- As Americans bet on elections, L.A. officials weigh how to safeguard voters
L.A. officials are currently weighing how to safeguard voters as Americans bet on elections. L.A. County could potentially become one of the first major election jurisdictions to implement specific guidance or policy regarding prediction markets.
- WA Supreme Court elections make for a momentous primary
The Washington Supreme Court elections this year are considered momentous as they may establish a new direction for the court, which has recently acted more aggressively and swiftly than the state Legislature.
- As Colombia prepares for presidential inauguration, outgoing leader doubles down on fraud claims
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has reiterated claims of fraud in the nation’s June election, which his party lost narrowly to conservative leader Abelardo de la Espriella. The claims come as Colombia prepares for a presidential inauguration.
- Why elections mean faster state budgets in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, state budgets are approved faster during election years compared to non-election years, where negotiations take three times longer. This year, lawmakers passed the budget within two weeks of the June 30 deadline, contrasting with 135 days last year when fewer seats were up for election. Political analysts attribute this to candidates avoiding controversial votes during campaigns.
- Javier Milei’s Odysseus act
Javier Milei is overhauling the central bank. Winning elections remains a key priority.
- Bridge Listens Issues Watch recap: The state of democracy in Michigan
Bridge Michigan journalists hosted a virtual discussion with readers focusing on elections and the political divide. The event aimed to explore current issues affecting democracy in Michigan.
- Tensions prevail in PoK as clashes continue between security forces and JAAC activists amid elections
Tensions persist in PoK as clashes occur between security forces and JAAC activists during elections. India criticizes the elections as a cover for Pakistan's illegal occupation and human rights abuses in the region.
- Word Search: Elections
The article mentions that it is time of year again for elections, indicating a recurring event. It suggests that the topic of elections is a focus at this time.
- Catholic Bishops meet with Tinubu, call for free, fair elections
Catholic Bishops met with President Tinubu to advocate for free and fair elections. The president stated that INEC has maintained neutrality in election preparations.
- Bridge on WJR: Candidates promise government transparency (again)
Bridge Michigan and WJR Radio are collaborating to share facts as part of an elections-focused initiative. The partnership aims to highlight government transparency promises from candidates.
- 1 killed, several injured in violent clashes in PoK polls
One person was killed and several injured during violent clashes in the PoK polls. The elections, originally scheduled for July 27, are being held in three phases from July 27 to August 10.
- Education, hemp, elections on docket for NC lawmakers
North Carolina lawmakers are preparing for debates on education, hemp, and elections. The article highlights these familiar issues as part of the legislative agenda.
- Seattle Times letters roundup, July 26, 2026
The article discusses the author's experience as a ballot observer in King County, highlighting the checks and balances in the election process that ensure voter counts are accurate. It also notes the issue of low voter turnout, despite voting being a key responsibility in a democracy.
- Minnesota elections: Vote early in person
Minnesota is offering early in-person voting for elections. The article was published on KSTP.com as part of its news coverage.
- Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu resigns
Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu resigns. He had been part of the Union Council of Ministers since 2024 and is likely to focus on forthcoming elections in Punjab next year.
- Democrats Prepare for Possible Election Clashes With Federal Government
Democratic attorneys general and secretaries of state are collaborating more closely to manage elections. They aim to prepare for potential conflicts with the federal government.
- Kenya: Sonko Questions Supreme Court Over Ag Advisory Opinion On Impeachment, Hints At Fresh Legal Challenge
Mike Sonko challenges the Supreme Court's decision to seek an advisory opinion from the Attorney General on whether impeached officers can contest elections during pending appeals, stating the court had already ruled on this in his impeachment case.
- ‘Collapsed’: Roadblocks, internet blackout leave Pakistani Kashmir in limbo
Residents of Pakistani Kashmir face increasing hardship due to internet restrictions and road closures that have persisted for the second month ahead of elections. The measures have left the region in a state of uncertainty.
- Alaska sends 3,000 letters asking voters to verify their citizenship
Alaska has sent over 3,000 letters to residents requesting them to verify their citizenship ahead of this year's elections. The initiative aims to ensure voter eligibility by confirming citizenship status.
- Alaska sends 3,000 letters asking voters to verify their citizenship ahead of this year’s elections
Alaska has sent over 3,000 letters to residents requesting verification of their citizenship ahead of this year's elections. The initiative aims to confirm voters' citizenship status prior to the upcoming electoral process.
- Can Pakistan-administered Kashmir’s election overcome a violent summer?
Pakistan-administered Kashmir is holding elections amid months of protests and a government crackdown, with the process marked by uncertainty. The violent summer has raised concerns about the election's stability and outcomes.
- Palestine weekly: Ahead of elections, Israel doubles down on attacks
Ahead of elections, Israel intensifies attacks on Gaza, resulting in numerous deaths, including children and displaced families. The attacks have led to mourning as families are buried following the violence.
- US reacts to Ortega's announcement that Nicaragua will hold no more elections
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned the US will not stand idly by after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announced that Nicaragua will no longer hold elections. Rubio called on the international community to respond to the Nicaraguan government's actions against democratic principles in the hemisphere.
- Explainer-When are Turkey's next elections, and can Erdogan run again?
Turkey's opposition leader Ozgur Ozel plans to form a new party to challenge President Tayyip Erdogan. This political splintering could enhance Erdogan's chances of extending his 23-year rule in the next elections.
- Nicaragua’s president says no more elections in his country
Nicaragua's President Ortega has announced there will be no more elections in the country. He aims to eliminate the possibility of electoral challenges when his term ends next year.
- Nicaragua will no longer hold elections, president says
Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega announced the country will no longer hold elections, eliminating electoral challenges to his rule. This decision entrenches his power, which he has held since 2007 and previously in the 1980s.
- Nicaragua’s President Ortega moves to extend his 20-year rule and says no elections anytime soon
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega announced the country will not hold elections anytime soon, reflecting his effort to extend his nearly 20-year rule.
- AJK polls shaping up to be ‘Nawaz vs Bilawal’ contest
The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections are shaping as a contest between PML-N's Nawaz Sharif and PPP's Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, with both leaders intensifying campaigns. PML-N faces criticism over its perceived role in a crackdown on JAAC protests, while PPP claims the federal government, not the AJK administration, is responsible for the unrest.
- Are Hawaiʻi’s Elections Safe From Donald Trump?
The article states that Donald Trump and his associates are attempting to limit voting nationally but are failing to do so. It references concerns about the safety of Hawaiʻi’s elections in this context.
- Jon Ossoff, amid presidential chatter, hits Trump over elections
Sen. Jon Ossoff is criticizing President Trump over elections, an issue significant to the Georgia Democrat who won his Senate seat in a January 5, 2021, runoff election. The article highlights Ossoff's role as a vocal Democratic Party critic on election-related matters.
- Inside the White House debate over Trump’s elections speech
The article discusses an internal White House debate regarding Trump's speech on elections. Key focus is placed on the deliberations surrounding the content and implications of the speech.
- Amid elections, Sao Tome and Principe balances global powers
São Tomé and Príncipe is holding elections while attracting international scrutiny due to a military agreement with Russia, which has increased interest in the country's strategic location.
- State officials on Trump's efforts to reshape elections
State election administrators in Arizona and Georgia discussed their responses to President Trump's speech on reshaping elections. The conversation focused on how officials are addressing concerns raised by Trump's remarks.
- Documents fail to back up Trump's election claims
The Trump administration increased efforts to influence elections, with DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin warning local election officials about potential jail time for refusing to provide voter data. This follows a president's address promoting debunked claims about election integrity.
- DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin threatens states over elections after Trump speech
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin threatens states over elections following a speech by Trump. He speaks during a news conference in Washington.
- Israel’s parliament dissolves ahead of Oct. 27 elections
Israel’s parliament has dissolved ahead of the Oct. 27 elections after passing a series of controversial bills during marathon sessions in its final days.
- Why American elections are so complicated — and secure
President Donald Trump claimed in a speech that he is utilizing federal power to ensure elections cannot be 'stolen.' The article discusses the complexity and security measures of American elections.
- POTUS live address: Trump expected to make election conspiracies a focus Thursday night
President Donald Trump is set to address the nation on Thursday night, focusing on elections and voting machines. He is expected to revisit unproven claims regarding Republican losses, particularly his 2020 election.
- Trump’s speech rumored to feature elections or Iran after president teases ‘really big news’ – live updates
Donald Trump is set to deliver a TV speech amid speculation about a major announcement related to elections or Iran. Ty Cobb, a former Trump legal coordinator, expressed concern that the speech could be used to declare an emergency around the time of the elections, potentially to disrupt midterms his party is expected to lose.
- POTUS live address: Trump expected to make election conspiracies a focus Thursday night
President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a live address on Thursday night, focusing on elections and voting machines. He is expected to revisit unproven claims about Republican losses, including his own in 2020.