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Research group More in Common spoke to former ‘blue wall’ constituents unimpressed by ‘chaotic’ U-turns

The 2025 Australian federal election was a resounding win for the Australian Labor Party. Labor won 94 seats in the House of Representatives and a commanding majority. The Liberal-National Coalition was reduced to just 43 seats in the House of Representatives, more than 30 seats short of a majority and…

Pardons of Giuliani and others who took part in fake elector scheme were largely symbolic, but could have a big effect

A study has revealed Labor had inched ahead of the coalition on a key measure which handed Anthony Albanese a historic majority in federal parliament.

Republicans risk losing Latino support in the 2026 midterms as immigration raids and rising living costs drive working-class Hispanic voters toward Democrats.

A nationwide effort to clean up India’s voter rolls seems to be spiralling into a crisis for the people meant to carry it out. At least five Booth Level Officers across 12 states and union territories have died by suicide during the second phase of the Election Commission’s Special Intensive…

Defending Texas sovereignty has been central to Abbott’s political identity. Yet he has helped Trump erode states’ authority over elections, policing and deploying the National Guard.

A new congressional map was abruptly passed by Republicans in mid-September – but voters have a chance to rebuke politicians and stop it from going into effect

Across India, the accuracy of electoral rolls has long been a concern. From duplicate entries and deceased voters to large-scale migration, which the election machinery has failed to track.

As the economy falters, Trump campaigns against dead presidents.

In trying to woo Le Pen’s voters, Les Républicains risk destroying France’s Gaullist legacy and putting Paris on a collision course with the EU, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre