Myung Tae-kyun, a Political Broker, Files a Complaint Against Shin Yong-han, a Democratic Party Candidate for Chungbuk Governor, with the Police
Myung Tae-kyun has filed a police complaint against Shin Yong-han for defamation and violating election laws, accusing Shin of making false claims on television.
One Nation's Cory Bernardi says he will pay back Gina Rinehart for using her plane
Cory Bernardi, the lead candidate for One Nation in South Australia, states he will reimburse billionaire Gina Rinehart for flights used during the election campaign, as questions arise regarding compliance with political donation laws.
Political Editor: Surprising Cold Shoulder from Troels Lund Poulsen in TV 2 Program Highlights the Trouble After the Election
An incident involving the proper handling of election posters reinforces the ongoing political challenges faced by parties and the laws governing election materials in Denmark.
Trump warns he won’t endorse lawmakers who oppose Save America Act
President Trump threatened not to endorse any lawmakers opposing the SAVE America Act, which pushes for stricter voting laws, as it moves to the Senate.
Manitoba government introduces election bill ahead of scheduled 2027 vote
The Manitoba government has introduced a bill requiring candidates to disclose any past violations of conflict of interest laws ahead of the upcoming 2027 election.
Four organizations: The pig election is here - even the agriculture sector knows it
The upcoming 2026 parliamentary election in Denmark is seeing a growing focus on animal welfare, particularly concerning pig farming, as public support intensifies for a proposal to ensure compliance with animal welfare laws.
D. Trump to Republicans: Election Law Is the Main Priority
Donald Trump emphasizes the importance of strict election laws for the Republican party's success in the midterm elections.
Illegal immigrant charged for allegedly voting in every presidential election since 2008
An illegal immigrant from Mauritania has been charged with voter fraud after allegedly voting in every federal election since 2008, sparking discussions on election integrity laws in Congress.
Trump says he will not sign any other laws until Congress approves election rules project
US President Donald Trump announced he would not sign any new legislation until Congress approves the SAVE AMERICA Act regarding electoral rules.
Shooters warn gun crackdown could backfire at Victorian election
Victorian shooting groups caution that proposed stricter firearm laws may negatively impact the Allan government in upcoming elections.
'We will review sheet by sheet': the potential re-election of Francisco Egas in the FEF will be subject to legal review by the Ministry of Sports
The possibility of Francisco Egas's re-election as head of the Ecuadorian Football Federation is under legal scrutiny by the Ministry of Sports due to concerns over compliance with re-election laws.
Incident of Inflating Invalid Votes in the House of Councillors Election: Anger and Sympathy from Former Election Commission Staff in Ota Ward
Three male workers from Ota Ward have been sent documents for violating election laws by allegedly inflating invalid votes during the 2025 House of Councillors election.
The 'Error' Found at 3 AM: Inflated Votes Incident in Ota Ward
Three male officials in Ota Ward, Tokyo, were sent for prosecution on charges of violating election laws by inflating invalid votes during the upcoming House of Councillors election.
Manitoba Tories used legislature room for campaign: elections commissioner
Manitoba's election commissioner found that the Progressive Conservatives violated provincial laws by using a legislative room for campaign activities before the 2023 provincial election.
Newsfilter: Fico is changing election rules, prepare for the worst
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's coalition is moving to change electoral laws, eliminating mail-in voting from abroad and potentially altering other voting rules to serve their political interests.
2026 Elections: TSE Analyzes Rules for the Election; Internet Campaigns Will Be Discussed
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) of Brazil is set to discuss the rules for the upcoming elections, focusing on details that will clarify existing laws without making new amendments.
Democrats cool to Trump pushing SAVE Act election bill in voter dial
Democrats expressed discontent with President Trump's State of the Union comments advocating for federally mandated voter ID laws and the SAVE America Act.
Ibaneis sanctions laws that suspend deadlines for public competitions until 2027 in the DF; understand
The Governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha, has enacted laws extending the validity period of public competitions under financial and election-related constraints.
Trump launches voter-fraud crackdown – media
US President Donald Trump has ordered a nationwide review of potential voter fraud related to naturalized citizens, seeking to enforce election laws and expand oversight.
Mike Lee calls Schumer's 'Jim Crow 2.0' attack on voter ID bill 'paranoid fantasy'
Senator Mike Lee criticizes Senate Democrats' characterization of the GOP's voter ID legislation as reminiscent of segregationist laws, defending the bill as necessary for election integrity.
Tom Emmer blasts Democrats' double standard on SAVE Act: 'They require photo IDs' at their own DNC
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer criticizes Democrats for hypocrisy regarding voter ID laws, citing their own event requirements as contradictory.
Schumer doubles down on GOP voting bill 'Jim Crow 2.0' despite Democratic voter support
Senator Chuck Schumer criticized the Republican-backed voter ID laws, likening them to Jim Crow-era laws, despite bipartisan support in favor of such measures.
Trump Aims to Push Through New Election Laws for Upcoming Elections
Donald Trump is seeking to implement new election laws ahead of the next elections.
Leavitt unloads on Obama over voter ID push, accuses Dems of 'panic'
WH press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized former President Obama for opposing national voter ID laws, asserting that Democrats are panicking over support for such laws.
Kim Young-seon, despite being acquitted of violating political funds law, appeals while prosecution also files an appeal
Former Member of Parliament Kim Young-seon, acquitted of violating political funding laws, has filed an appeal claiming the verdict is unjust, while the prosecution contests the decision.
The US House of Representatives supported a bill requiring voters to prove their citizenship
The US House of Representatives passed a bill mandating voter citizenship verification, which critics argue could impose unnecessary burdens on American voters.
Murkowski breaks with GOP on voter ID, says push ‘is not how we build trust’
Senator Lisa Murkowski publicly opposes stricter voter ID laws backed by GOP leadership and expresses concern over building public trust in elections.
2026 Elections: 18 of 27 Governors Will Not Be Able to Run for New Terms This Year
In the upcoming 2026 elections, 18 out of Brazil's 27 governors are barred from seeking re-election due to laws limiting consecutive terms.
SNS Posts on Voting Day May Be Illegal: 'Vote for Candidate XX' with Photo
A Japanese expert warns that posting photos of completed ballots for a specific candidate on social media on voting day could violate election laws.
STF has a majority to classify illicit campaign funding as an electoral crime and misconduct
The Brazilian Supreme Court has established a majority allowing for double punishment of illicit campaign funding, enhancing the penalties for this crime during an election year.
Prosecutors appeal former Democratic Party assistant Song Young-gil's 'not guilty' verdict on election law violation
Prosecutors have filed an appeal against the 'not guilty' verdict of Park Yong-soo, a former aide of Song Young-gil, accused of violating election laws by distributing money envelopes during a 2021 Democratic Party convention, after a court ruled his actions did not constitute a crime.
Judge rejects appeals from Boa Vista councilors canceled for gender quota fraud and process goes to 2nd instance
The electoral judge has upheld the cancellations of councilors Roberto Franco and Adnan Lima for violating gender quota laws and forwarded the case to the Regional Electoral Court of Roraima.
Adani donated $600,000 to Liberal National party before 2024 state election using federal ‘loophole’
Adani's $600,000 donation to Queensland's Liberal National party before the 2024 state election went undisclosed for a year due to a loophole in federal electoral funding laws, prompting criticism from the Greens.
Six Issues in the House of Representatives Election: Asking Six Experts About Work Style, Prices, and Digitalization
As Japan's House of Representatives election approaches on the 8th, experts discuss key issues including labor regulations, cost of living, and digital transformation.
Trump wants to take away the states' right to hold elections – Democrats: A step towards dictatorship
Former President Donald Trump suggested that a Republican-majority Congress should change election laws to remove states' control over elections, leading Democrats to warn of a potential dictatorship.
Isamaa presented a traffic light: which laws would the party reverse and which would they not
Isamaa unveiled a legislative traffic light today, detailing which laws they consider reasonable to reverse post-election and which policies the current government should reasonably address.
Candidates have legal standing to challenge election laws, the Supreme Court rules
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that political candidates can legally challenge election laws before the voting process begins.
Supreme Court says Illinois congressman can sue over state mail-in voting laws
The Supreme Court has ruled that Illinois congressman Mike Bost can challenge state mail-in voting laws that permit counting ballots received after Election Day.
Orešković: Do you think Turudić cares about dubious laws and corruption?
Dalija Orešković discussed the ongoing political situation regarding the election of the President of the Supreme Court and constitutional judges in Croatia, criticizing the government's manipulation in the appointment process.
Michigan loophole makes it difficult to track utilities’ donations to politicians
An investigation has revealed a loophole in Michigan election laws that hinders tracking of campaign contributions from utilities to lawmakers, particularly affecting DTE Energy and Consumers Energy.
Trump's strong attack on the governor of Minnesota: "No one is above the law"
President Trump launched a fierce attack on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz following Walz's announcement that he would not run for re-election amid accusations of mismanagement.
The Parliament Awaits the Election of the Chief Justice, a Referendum on 'Bacic's Laws' Possible...
The Croatian Parliament will resume its sessions on January 15, addressing numerous agenda items including potential changes to parliamentary rules and discussions on proposed laws.