Post and photos are illegal, Islamists attack the government on voting day
Islamist figures in Italy are reportedly encouraging followers to vote against a justice referendum, while illegally posting photos of their ballots.
Where to request the electoral card and what to do in case it is exhausted, lost or damaged
This article provides guidance for Italian citizens on acquiring and replacing their electoral card ahead of the upcoming justice reform referendum.
Letters from readers: There are other steps missing, Mahiques doctrine, nonsense
The article discusses readers' letters emphasizing the need for more democratic reforms in Argentina and critiques the current legal doctrine under the Ministry of Justice.
Cho Kuk: "I don't know about election alliance with the Democratic Party... I will run for the by-election under any circumstances"
Cho Kuk, the leader of the Justice Party, expressed uncertainty about an electoral alliance with the Democratic Party for the upcoming local elections but confirmed his intent to run for by-elections regardless.
TRE-SP annuls mandates of mayor and vice of Martinópolis and determines new elections
The Electoral Justice annulled the mandates of the mayor and vice-mayor of Martinópolis, leading to new elections in the municipality.
Electoral Justice conducts a weekend service effort
The Electoral Court of Pará will conduct service efforts on weekends to facilitate voter registration ahead of the impending electoral registration deadline.
What happens if Castro resigns before the trial at the TSE? Understand the scenarios
Brazilian Governor Cláudio Castro faces a potential trial at the Superior Electoral Court that could lead to his condemnation, prompting discussions among his allies about resignation before the process concludes.
Liga2 Case: Prosecutor Starts Presenting Three Events Investigated Within an Association that Sought to 'Control State Institutions'
The prosecution in Ecuador's Liga2 case is presenting evidence against seven defendants accused of illicit association related to electoral justice and judicial appointments.
These are the three events that the Prosecutor's Office is processing in the Liga2 case; the events occurring between November 2024 and January 2025 aimed to ‘control state institutions’
The Ecuadorian Prosecutor's Office is investigating three irregular events related to illegal conduct in electoral justice, the appointment of Judiciary Council members, and the leadership of the Superintendency of Banks linked to Liga2.
Council decides not to remove councilor convicted of drunk driving and killing elderly man in PR
The Guarapuava City Council in Paraná has decided not to remove councilor Kenny Rogers, who was convicted for drunk driving and causing the death of an elderly man, despite a request for removal from the Electoral Public Ministry.
Electoral Justice revokes the mandates of three councilors from Lago da Pedra suspected of benefiting from fraud in the gender quota
Electoral Justice in Brazil has revoked the mandates of three councilors in Lago da Pedra due to allegations of benefiting from gender quota fraud during the elections.
Councilman investigated for suspicion of receiving money from a criminal faction goes to house arrest for being a lawyer
A councilman in Brazil has been granted house arrest after being arrested for allegedly receiving illegal campaign financing from a criminal group.
The deadline for regularization of the voter ID begins this Monday (16), in Paraíba
The electoral authority of Paraíba has launched a voter ID regularization week to help individuals with canceled voter IDs.
Referendum, Schlein launches the final push: 'Let’s vote no and win the elections'
Elly Schlein calls for a 'no' vote in the upcoming referendum on justice reform in Italy, asserting that doing so will lead to future electoral victories.
Electoral Justice revokes mandate of MDB councilwoman in the interior of Amazonas for electoral fraud
The electoral court in Amazonas has revoked the mandate of councilwoman Lene Barros for committing electoral fraud regarding gender quota requirements.
Electoral Justice maintains cassation of mayor and vice of Maxaranguape
The Electoral Court of Rio Grande do Norte upheld the cassation of the mayor and vice mayor of Maxaranguape due to abuse of political and economic power during the 2024 elections.
Justice, the latest quip on the referendum: "Puts citizens’ lives at risk"
The ongoing electoral campaign for Italy's constitutional reform referendum on justice is intensifying, with opponents warning of threats to judicial independence.
CBOS Survey. KO still leads. All coalition partners still below the threshold
A recent CBOS survey shows the Civic Coalition leading with 29.2% support, while other parties struggle to surpass the electoral threshold.
Meloni: 'Judges, tremendous power'. Bartolozzi's sharp attack is a case in point
Giorgia Meloni asserts that the left has historically manipulated the justice system for electoral advantage, emphasizing the importance of a referendum on judicial reform.
At "Repubblica", directors for the No and signatures tempted by the Yes
The electoral campaign for the referendum on separating the careers of judges and prosecutors has revealed a divide among former directors of the newspaper La Repubblica.
Hummelgaard: We agree that we are 'largely in agreement' and 'largely disagree' on the reinstatement of the Great Prayer Day
Justice Minister Hummelgaard notes the paradox within the Social Democrats, where some ministers support and others oppose the reinstatement of the Great Prayer Day as a public holiday.
Parties have a deadline from March 3 to 8 to define candidates in Oiapoque, Amapá
The Electoral Justice has set the period from March 3 to 8 for party conventions to nominate candidates for mayor and deputy mayor in Oiapoque, Amapá.
The president of the UODO punished Karol Nawrocki's electoral committee for disclosing personal data of Mr. Jerzy
The UODO president has fined Karol Nawrocki's electoral committee 35,000 zł for improperly disclosing personal data.
New president of the Regional Electoral Court of Sergipe takes office
Ana Lúcia Freire de Almeida dos Anjos has officially taken office as the president of the Regional Electoral Court of Sergipe, overseeing electoral justice in the state until 2028.
Two days after suspension, Electoral Justice resumes supplementary election in Senador Sá
After a brief suspension, Brazil's Electoral Justice has reinstated the supplementary election set for Sunday in Senador Sá, Ceará, following a judicial decision reversing a previous suspension.
Mikie Sherrill, under pressure: the electoral data from New Jersey that the DOJ urges her to share with the government
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued New Jersey and four other states to access voter registration data, claiming that such information is necessary for investigating suspicious data linked to the Trump administration.
Neringa Council Member Convicted in 'Receipts' Case Retains Mandate
A Neringa council member convicted under a suspended sentence retains their mandate following a vote by the Electoral Commission.
Electoral Justice ordered to officialize Zamora's list in Tigre and revoked the decision of the Buenos Aires PJ
The electoral court has ordered the official recognition of Julio Zamora's list in Tigre, overturning a decision by the Buenos Aires Justicialist Party.
Electoral Justice suspends supplementary election in Senador Sá scheduled for Sunday
The Superior Electoral Court has temporarily suspended supplementary elections in Senador Sá, Ceará, after a legal appeal by the city's mayor, Bel Júnior, who faced removal from office.
The Giornale poll splits the 5S
The recent poll by Il Giornale indicates a division among M5S members regarding the upcoming electoral challenges, particularly on justice matters, highlighting an urgency for former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to rally his base.
Electoral Justice accepts agreement and suspends criminal action against Marçal for false report against Boulos
Influencer Pablo Marçal has accepted a plea deal suspending a criminal electoral action against him related to a false medical report he disseminated against rival Guilherme Boulos during the 2024 elections.
Fake Signatures: How Election Fraud Can Occur in Local Elections
The Frankfurt public prosecutor is investigating allegations of election fraud related to the 'Frankfurt - Social' list led by former Mayor Peter Feldmann, amid ongoing concerns about potential electoral manipulation.
Zimbabweans Abroad Dismiss Ziyambi's Claim That Diaspora Voting Depends On Constitutional Amendment
The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative refutes Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi's assertion that constitutional amendments are necessary for diaspora voting, claiming the right is already guaranteed under the Constitution.
Rio das Flores receives Mobile Justice from TRE next week
Rio das Flores will host the Mobile Justice initiative from TRE-RJ from February 24 to 26 to facilitate access to electoral services.
Rio das Flores receives Itinerant Justice from TRE next week
Rio das Flores, Brazil, will host an Itinerant Justice initiative from the Electoral Regional Court (TRE-RJ) from February 24 to 26 to facilitate access to electoral services.
TSE nullifies judgment that maintained the revocation of Senator Beto Faro's mandate and orders TRE-PA to redo analysis
The Brazilian Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has annulled the judgment that upheld the revocation of Senator Beto Faro's mandate, instructing the Electoral Regional Court of Pará (TRE-PA) to reconsider the case.
Cármen calls for the end of telework in the Electoral Justice in a meeting about conduct rules
Minister Cármen Lúcia urged the termination of telework in the Electoral Justice during a meeting focused on conduct recommendations for electoral magistrates.
Justice for Quentin. Offices of LFI vandalized in Belfort and Tours
In France, the offices of an electoral candidate for La France Insoumise were vandalized, referencing the death of a far-right activist.
São Paulo's Vice Mayor Says Lula's Pro-Parade Is a Crime, But No One Believes in Justice
São Paulo's Vice Mayor Ricardo Mello Araújo criticized the judiciary while attending a samba parade honoring President Lula, claiming it was electoral propaganda and asserting that many innocent people are wrongfully imprisoned.
Electoral Justice prohibits Helder's vice, candidate for governor, from using cap with own name
The Electoral Justice of Pará has restricted vice-governor Hana Ghassan's use of personalized caps in her public and social media appearances as part of campaign regulations.
Electoral Justice determines the revocation of mandates of the mayor and vice of Porto da Folha
The Electoral Court of Sergipe has revoked the mandates of Porto da Folha's mayor and vice mayor due to economic power abuse.
The state justice as hope
The article discusses the importance of placing people and their rights as a national priority in Mexico, highlighting recent judicial reforms and their implications for justice delivery.
Judiciary members see risk of parade halting in Electoral Justice, and Planalto fears political wear and tear
There is concern among judiciary members and government officials about a parade honoring President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, which could lead to legal challenges related to early electoral campaigning.
Year One Leisure: Democrats and ‘Only Justice’ Reforms - Can Election Coalition Be Possible with Different Calculations?
Discussions on an electoral coalition between the Democratic Party and the Justice Party intensify as Justice Party leader Cho Kuk agrees to the formation of a committee proposed by the Democratic Party.
Elections are fought in court... cases from four electoral states are lending weight to the CJI's comments
The Chief Justice of India remarks on the increasing trend of electoral disputes reaching the Supreme Court, reflecting underlying political motivations.
Prisoners of Their Will
Ecuador's political scene is embroiled in conflict over a seemingly insignificant figure who holds a crucial position in the justice system, with the main electoral forces vying for control.
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.
Reform faces police investigation over ‘concerned neighbour’ byelection letters
Reform UK is being investigated by Greater Manchester police for allegedly sending campaign letters without proper identification, breaching electoral law.
Paid profiles equalize politics and gossip on social networks
The article discusses the risks posed by the use of digital influencers and AI-generated deepfakes in the upcoming elections, highlighting the need for vigilance from officials like Minister Nunes Marques who will lead the Electoral Court.
Trump publishes video with electoral conspiracy theory showing the Obamas as monkeys
U.S. President Donald Trump posted a video on Truth Social depicting former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle as monkeys, triggering condemnation from various Democratic leaders.