Boston's Elections Department faces scrutiny due to ballot shortages and delays on Election Day, prompting a full audit and investigation into their practices.
Students not planning to vote cite dislike of candidates
A majority of college students not planning to vote cite distrust of politics and dislike of candidates, revealing deep disenchantment with the electoral process.
Britons should be able to use wider range of ID to vote, says watchdog
Voter ID laws may have disenfranchised up to 750,000 voters in the 2024 election, prompting calls for reform.
Boris Johnson turned away from polling station after forgetting to bring his ID
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was turned away from voting for not bringing the required ID, highlighting the controversy surrounding voter ID laws.
Britons should be able to use wider range of ID to vote, says watchdog
Voter ID laws may have disenfranchised up to 750,000 voters in the 2024 election, prompting calls for reform.
Boris Johnson turned away from polling station after forgetting to bring his ID
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was turned away from voting for not bringing the required ID, highlighting the controversy surrounding voter ID laws.
Misdated Mail-In Ballots Should Still Count, Pennsylvania Court Rules
Mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania cannot be disqualified for minor errors like missing or incorrect dates on envelopes, protecting voter rights.
US students blast cancellation of commencements: A slap in the face'
Class of 2024 faces muted celebrations due to scaled-back or cancelled commencement ceremonies, with some attributing these decisions to security concerns and potential dissent.
ALIVE Podcast Network And Barometer Partner To Drive Equitable Monetization For Black Creators - Podcaster News
Brand suitability and safety technologies have disproportionately impacted creators from diverse backgrounds.
ALIVE Podcast Network has partnered with Barometer to revolutionize monetization opportunities for Black creators and media owners.
Tories open' to charge of bias over voter ID rules, election watchdog warns
The Electoral Commission has warned that the voter ID rules introduced by the Conservatives risk excluding certain voter groups.
Around 14,000 people were unable to vote in the local elections due to the photo ID requirement, with disabled and unemployed people being more affected.
New Georgia Law Opens Door to Partisan Purging of Voter Rolls
The new law in Georgia allows for increased challenges that can disenfranchise voters and waste election officials' time.