Pre-election silence periods are common around the world, but not in U.S.
Pre-election silence periods exist to allow voter reflection and reduce external influence, found in 79 countries for upcoming elections.
900,000 Puerto Ricans Live in Swing States. Here's How One Is Responding to That Racist Joke.
Tony Hinchcliffe's derogatory comments about Puerto Rico have sparked significant backlash among Puerto Rican voters, influencing their political decisions in swing states.
Migrants in New York Have Become a Campaign Trope
The migrant crisis in New York City has emerged as a significant campaign issue, influencing political strategies across party lines.
Presidential debates significantly influence voter decisions, with historical evidence showing their persuasive power especially since 1960.
Spot the Lies: A Guide to Detecting Misinformation in Political Ads
Political ads are primarily designed to persuade rather than to inform, often using emotional appeals that require critical viewing.
Identifying the source of political ads is key to understanding potential biases they may carry.
Trump Seeks to Delay His Sentencing Until After Election
Trump seeks to delay sentencing until after the presidential election to avoid influencing voters.
See how they run: Lurie, Frankie the dog, court voters on Clement Street
Daniel Lurie influences butcher shop owner's vote from Farrell to Lurie.
From potholes to planning: the issues at stake in England's 2 May local elections
The local elections are seen as a crucial test for Rishi Sunak's premiership, with implications on national polls. Local issues like council cuts and potholes are significant factors influencing voters.