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Electoral systems

President Donald Trump's approval rating among Generation Z voters fell from -23 points in May to -41 points in June, with only 27% approving of his job performance, according to a YouGov/Yahoo poll of 1,597 adults conducted June 26-30.
Polls: Trump's Support Drops With Gen Z, Rises With Boomers
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6 days ago6 days ago
UK: Zarah Sultana Says She is Forming New Party With Jeremy Corbyn
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JUL 4JUL 4
Chile's Communist Candidate Wins Left-Wing Coalition Presidential Primary
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JUN 30JUN 30
Trump Drops Federal Lawsuit Against Iowa Pollster, Refiles in State Court
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JUL 1JUL 1
Miami Commissioners Postpone City's General Election to 2026
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JUN 29JUN 29
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Electoral college

US Pres. Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday requiring Americans to provide proof of citizenship, such as a passport, when registering to vote in federal elections.
Trump Signs Order Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote
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MAR 26MAR 26
US Election Report: Independent Voter Turnout Surpassed Democrats, Tied Republicans
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NOV 6 2024NOV 2024
Arizona: Ballots Damaged After Collection Box Blaze
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OCT 25 2024OCT 2024
Kamala Harris Concedes to Trump
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NOV 6 2024NOV 2024
Reports: DOJ Warns Musk $1M Giveaway Possibly Illegal
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OCT 24 2024OCT 2024
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Gerrymandering

By a vote of 4-3, the New York Court of Appeals has ordered the state's Independent Redistricting Commission to throw out its current congressional district map and restart the map-drawing process. The Democratic Party-controlled legislature will now be free to accept or reject any newly drawn map for the state's 26 House districts.
New York Appeals Court Orders District Map Redraw
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DEC 13 2023DEC 13 2023
Ohio Voters Pass Abortion Rights Amendment
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NOV 8 2023NOV 2023
SCOTUS Majority Skeptical of South Carolina Gerrymandering Claim
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OCT 11 2023OCT 2023
Judge Rules Ga. Congressional Map is Illegal
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OCT 27 2023OCT 2023
SCOTUS Rejects 'Independent State Legislature' Theory
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JUN 27 2023JUN 2023
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Term limits

Pres. Joe Biden on Monday in an opinion essay in The Washington Post called for three reforms to the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) that he claims would "restore trust and accountability" to the court and democracy in the US.
Biden Calls for Sweeping SCOTUS Reforms
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JUL 29 2024JUL 29 2024
North Dakota Voters Back Referendum for Congressional Age Limits
JUN 13 2024JUN 2024
Iowa GOP Poll: Haley Surges to Second Place Tie
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OCT 30 2023OCT 2023
Flags Outside of Justice Alito's Home Spark Controversy
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MAY 24 2024MAY 2024
Uzbekistan Approves Constitutional Reforms Extending President's Rule
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MAY 1 2023MAY 2023
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Voter ID requirement

Report: Social Media Still Boosts Election Fraud Claims
SEP 20 2022SEP 2022
A federal U.S. judge in Washington, D.C., Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, has blocked key portions of President Donald Trump's March executive order that would have required proof of citizenship for voter registration on federal forms.
Judge Blocks Trump's Voter Registration Citizenship Mandate
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APR 24APR 24
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Open primaries

US: Kevin McCarthy Loses Third-Round House Speaker Vote
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JAN 3 2023JAN 2023
McCarthy Offers Concessions to Help Speaker Bid
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JAN 2 2023JAN 2023
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riots has referred four of former Pres. Trump’s lawyers for possible prosecution by the Dept. of Justice (DOJ), which some legal experts say could increase their chances of facing criminal charges.
Trump Lawyers Could Face Prosecution After Jan. 6 Referral
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JAN 11 2023JAN 11 2023
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Public election funding

Costa Rica's Public Prosecutor's Office said in a statement on Monday that formal accusations related to illegal campaign finance have been filed against President Rodrigo Chaves in connection with the 2022 elections.
Costa Rica: President Chaves Formally Accused of Illegal Campaign Finance
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JUN 25JUN 25
Democratic Group Prepares for Election Lawsuits
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SEP 25 2024SEP 2024
States Investigating Pro-Trump PAC Supported by Musk
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AUG 5 2024AUG 2024
Harris Raised $540M Since Biden Dropped Out
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AUG 26 2024AUG 2024
Obama, Clinton Help Biden Raise $25M at New York Fundraiser
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MAR 28 2024MAR 2024
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