#electoral-reform

#electoral-reform

New York City's matching funds program empowers diverse candidates and enhances democratic representation by significantly increasing participation among women and people of color.

The Irish Green Party is facing significant losses in the election, possibly retaining only one seat.

The party leader acknowledged the need for a rebuilding phase after the electoral setback.

Moderate, blue-collar candidates can win in Republican districts by focusing on local issues and pragmatic solutions.

Gluesenkamp Perez's votes revealed a divide between her approach and the expectations of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

Liberal Democrats are pushing for a fully elected House of Lords amid government efforts to abolish hereditary peerages.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen confirmed no plans to change the state's electoral vote system ahead of the November election.

Graham emphasizes a crucial 50-50 chance of reforming Nebraska's electoral vote system, potentially impacting the presidential election outcome.

The Seanad Electoral (University Members) (amendment) Bill 2024 will change how Senators are elected, expanding eligibility to all higher education graduates.

Protests erupted in Indonesia against proposed electoral changes perceived as facilitating a political dynasty for former President Joko Widodo.

Voter turnout in the UK general election hit a low not seen since 2001, with only 59.9% participation, reflecting a trend of decreasing voter engagement over the years.

A record number of candidates in Toronto-St. Paul's byelection protest against Canada's voting system.