Trump introduces Cornyn, Paxton but stays mum on endorsement in heated GOP primary
During a rally in Texas, President Trump refrained from endorsing any candidates in the contentious Senate primary, leaving the race among incumbents and challengers uncertain as Election Day nears.
The dispute continues in the Buenos Aires PJ and the election of authorities in the provincial Senate is postponed
The ongoing conflict within Buenos Aires' Peronism has led to a four-hour postponement of the election of Senate authorities due to disagreements between Governor Axel Kicillof and La CΓ‘mpora.
Sheinbaum defines electoral reform: reduce the Senate, eliminate PREP, reduce spending, and vote pluris
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced a proposed electoral reform aiming to reduce Senate seats, eliminate the preliminary election results program, and cut election costs, which she will present to Congress next week.
PL announces Carlos Bolsonaro and Carol de Toni as candidates for the Senate in SC; Jorginho Mello seeks reelection for governor
The Liberal Party (PL) announced Carlos Bolsonaro and Carolyn de Toni as their candidates for the Senate in Santa Catarina, alongside Jorginho Mello's campaign for re-election as governor.
Governor ClΓ‘udio Castro will judicialize indirect election
The governor of Rio de Janeiro, ClΓ‘udio Castro, is moving to challenge the rules for the indirect election that will select his successor.
After the approval of the Anti-Infraction Bill, Derrite meets with Bolsonaro
Hours after the approval of the anti-infraction bill, federal deputy Guilherme Derrite visited former president Jair Bolsonaro in prison to discuss their plans for the upcoming elections.
Nigeria: Electoral Act Raises Presidential Campaign Expenses to N10bn
The new Electoral Act in Nigeria has increased the presidential campaign spending limit from N5 billion to N10 billion, along with raising other election spending thresholds significantly.
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.
Ramadan: Senate cuts Electoral Act election notice requirement by 60 days
The Nigerian Senate has amended the Electoral Act to reduce the election notice period from 360 days to 300 days, providing greater scheduling flexibility for upcoming elections.
Electoral Act: Senate approves e-transmission, manual backup after heated debate
The Nigerian Senate has approved electronic transmission of election results with manual collation as a backup, amid a contentious debate involving 15 opposing lawmakers.
Nigeria: Electoral Act - Electronic Transmission Debate Forces Senate Into Closed-Door Session
The Nigerian Senate entered a closed-door session to reconsider amendments to the Electoral Act regarding the optional electronic transmission of results and changes to the election notice period.
Electoral Act: Opposition lawmakers slam move to adopt senate version
Opposition lawmakers in Nigeria's House of Representatives criticize proposed amendments to the Electoral Act that would shift the bill's focus towards the Senate version.
Nigeria: Ramadan - Senate Begins Session for Election Timetable Flexibility
The Nigerian Senate has commenced sessions to discuss adjustments to the electoral timetable due to potential conflicts with Ramadan.
Electoral bill: Other side of Clause 60(3)
The article discusses public concerns regarding the retention of Clause 60(3) of the Electoral Act, 2022, by the Nigerian Senate amidst preparations for the upcoming 2027 general election.
Nigeria: Why We Made Electronic Transmission of Election Results Discretionary - Senate
The Nigerian Senate explains its decision to make electronic transmission of election results discretionary, citing empirical data and consultations as guiding factors.
Experts fault Senateβs dual electronic-manual transmission of election results
The Nigeria Political Scientists Association criticizes the Nigerian Senate's decision to allow both manual and electronic transmission of election results, fearing it undermines the integrity of the electoral process.
Fetterman slams Democrats' 'Jim Crow 2.0' voter ID rhetoric as party unity fractures
Senator John Fetterman criticizes his party's condemnation of voter ID legislation, contrasting his views with those of Senate Democrats, including Chuck Schumer, who label the bill as a modern-day Jim Crow law.
It is official: the ballot of candidates 2026 in Illinois for the primary elections for governor and senate
The 2026 primary elections in Illinois will feature candidates for governor and senate, with various Republicans vying for their party's nomination alongside incumbent Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker seeking re-election.
The 'Rescue America' Law: 5 Questions About the Latest Clash Between Trump and the Democrats
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed the 'Rescue America' law, which imposes unprecedented restrictions on voter registration and voting, amid significant pressure from President Trump, but it faces challenges in the Senate.
Rio Assembly approves rules for indirect election of governor under risk of judicialization
The Rio de Janeiro Assembly approved rules for an indirect election for a caretaker governor, anticipating the likely resignation of ClΓ‘udio Castro to run for the Senate.
Hardline conservatives double down to save the SAVE Act
Senate Republicans are pushing forward with the SAVE America Act, a voter ID legislation aimed at tightening election integrity despite facing significant challenges.
Quaest: 44% believe Bolsonaro was right to nominate FlΓ‘vio as presidential candidate
A recent survey indicates that 44% of respondents believe that former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was correct to nominate his son, Senate member FlΓ‘vio Bolsonaro, as a candidate for the 2026 presidency.
Nigeria: Electoral Act - Dickson Faults Senate's Decision On Electronic Transmission of Results
Senator Seriake Dickson criticizes the Nigerian Senate's decision to include provisions that weaken the push for electronic transmission of election results.
Nigeria: Senate's 'Escape Clause' On E-Transmission Threatens Credible 2027 Election - PDP
The PDP warns that the Senate's new 'escape clause' allowing for manual transmission of election results could compromise the integrity of the upcoming 2027 elections in Nigeria.
Duo in the Race for Rector of the University of Zagreb: Here is What They Offer in Their Programs
Two candidates, Ivan KopriΔ and Stjepan LakuΕ‘iΔ, are vying for the rectorship of the University of Zagreb, with their programs to be presented to the Senate on February 26.
Interim Mandate: Alerj Report Proposes Open Voting and Eliminates Deadline for Candidates to Leave Executive Positions
The Alerj is discussing rules for an indirect election for an interim governor after Claudio Castro's expected resignation, proposing open voting and significantly reducing the timeframe for candidates to vacate executive roles.
Nigeria: Senate Adopts Electronic, Manual Transmission of Election Results
The Nigerian Senate has amended its resolution to allow both electronic and manual transmission of election results, enabling the use of manual methods if electronic transmissions fail.
Former Prime Minister Fiala has likely decided on his future. However, it won't be the expected scenario
Petr Fiala has reportedly decided not to run for a Senate seat, contrary to speculation that he might continue his political career in a significant role.
Susan Collins shrugs off attacks by Democrats and Trump, says Maine voters βDonβt vote party lineβ
Republican Senator Susan Collins begins her 2026 re-election campaign while facing significant opposition from Democrats, including being a target of Chuck Schumer.
Nigeria Senate Approves Live Electronic Publication of Election Results
Nigerian lawmakers have reversed their stance, now approving live electronic publication of election results following public outcry.
RN Governor highlights the duplication of BR-304 in annual message at ALRN
The Governor of Rio Grande do Norte, FΓ‘tima Bezerra, emphasized the ongoing duplication of BR-304 during her annual message to the Legislative Assembly, while also indicating her plans to resign to run for the Senate.
Electoral Act: Senateβs approach ensures transparent elections β Orji Kalu
Senator Orji Kalu supports the Senate's approval of electronic transmission of election results to enhance the transparency and credibility of Nigeria's electoral process.
Evening recap: Senate approves e-transmission of results, El-Rufai refutes friendship with Tinubu, other top stories
The Nigerian Senate has approved the electronic transmission of election results while former Kaduna State governor El-Rufai denies personal conflicts with President Tinubu.
Texas Democrat feud grows as Collin Allred claims James Talarico made offensive remark about family, campaigns
Collin Allred, a Texas Democratic candidate, accuses fellow candidate James Talarico of making an offensive remark about not having a family during their Senate campaign discussions.
Murkowski breaks with GOP on voter ID, says push βis not how we build trustβ
Senator Lisa Murkowski publicly opposes stricter voter ID laws backed by GOP leadership and expresses concern over building public trust in elections.
Maine Republican senator Susan Collins launches re-election bid for pivotal seat
Susan Collins, a Republican senator from Maine, has announced her campaign for re-election, facing significant challenges from Democrats aiming to regain control of the Senate.
Electoral Act: Senate approves e-transmission of results, allows manual backup
The Nigerian Senate has approved the use of electronic transmission for election results but allows manual collation as a backup.
Republican Sen Susan Collins says she's running for re-election
Senator Susan Collins of Maine has announced her candidacy for re-election in 2026 via a social media post and a lighthearted video.
Electoral Act: Tension as Senate Revisits Clause 60 Amid Protests
The Nigerian Senate faced disruptions as lawmakers revisited a controversial clause regarding the electronic transmission of election results.
Electoral Act: El-Rufai supports protest, criticizes senate
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai expressed his support for protests against the National Assembly's amendment to the Electoral Act, which he believes threatens the integrity of election results.
Senate reconvenes today as Electoral Act triggers uproar
The Nigerian Senate is holding an emergency plenary session due to rising public outrage over amendments to the Electoral Act, particularly regarding the removal of electronic transmission of election results.
Electoral Act: CSO warns against mandatory e-transmission of results
A Nigerian civil society group has raised concerns that mandatory electronic transmission of election results could disenfranchise voters, particularly in rural areas, following recent Senate actions regarding the Electoral Act amendment.
Nigeria: Electoral Bill Controversy - Labour Threatens Mass Action As Senate Holds Emergency Sitting Tuesday
The Nigeria Labour Congress has threatened mass action if the Senate does not legalize real-time transmission of election results.
Nigeria: Electoral Reforms - What Is the Senate Really Afraid Of?
The Nigerian Senate rejected a key provision for real-time electronic transmission of election results, raising concerns over potential election manipulation ahead of the 2027 elections.
Nigeria: Electoral Act - NLC Threatens Mass Action Over Senate's Rejection of Real-Time Transmission of Results
The Nigeria Labour Congress threatens mass protests against the Senate for rejecting real-time election result transmission, raising concerns about democracy in Nigeria.
Dalung supports Falana and Ezekwesili's planned protest at the National Assembly
Former Minister Solomon Dalung supports a planned protest at the National Assembly against the Senate's removal of mandatory electronic transmission of election results.
Activists plan βOccupy NASSβ protest over Senateβs rejection of e-transmission of results
A coalition of activists in Nigeria plans to protest against the Senate's decision to reject mandatory electronic transmission of election results.
Senate to hold emergency sitting Tuesday
The Nigerian Senate has announced an emergency plenary session for February 10, 2026, to address legislative matters following recent amendments related to election result transmission.
PSB seeks to deal with Lula's statement about Alckmin in SP normally
The PSB tries to remain calm following President Lula's statement suggesting that Vice President Alckmin may have a role in the SΓ£o Paulo election, potentially indicating a candidacy for governor or Senate.
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.