Democratic Party removes 'punishment for disseminating false information' clause from referendum law just before submission of amendment
The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to remove a clause punishing the dissemination of false information regarding early voting and referendums from the referendum law amendment submitted to the National Assembly.
Bolsonaristas say they created a trap for Lula with the prohibition of prisoners voting
Supporters of Bolsonaro claim they have set a trap for President Lula regarding the recent law prohibiting prisoners from voting, which was passed by Congress.
'Society may disagree,' says new president of TRE-SP about the use of electronic voting machines
The newly appointed president of TRE-SP, Josรฉ Antรดnio Encinas Manfrรฉ, stated that society has the right to disagree with the use of electronic voting machines, emphasizing the importance of respecting the law.
Reform reports claims of 'family voting' to police and Electoral Commission
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has reported allegations of illegal 'family voting' during the Gorton and Denton by-election to law enforcement and electoral authorities.
New electoral law, simulations on the parties: the League risks being halved
The new electoral law in Italy could lead to the League party, led by Matteo Salvini, losing half of its representatives even in a coalition victory due to decreasing support and new voting rules.
Prime Minister: SAFE 'as far as the comma' according to our hopes
Prime Minister Donald Tusk defends the SAFE program on the day of voting for a law that will allow Poland to participate in a joint EU loan for military purposes.
If voting were today with the new system: right-wing secured in the Chamber
A new electoral law to be introduced for the 2027 elections in Italy suggests significant changes favoring the right-wing coalition.
Starting July 1, 2026: the HB 991 law that seeks to change the electoral roll in Florida and generates controversy
The HB 991 law proposed in Florida aims to implement stricter voting requirements, including citizenship verification and clearer procedures for removing ineligible voters from the electoral roll.
ADN Bloc Expels Camila Leรณn's Alternate for Abstaining on Law to Strengthen Mining and Energy Sectors
Paco Cepeda has been expelled from the ADS party after voting abstention on a significant economic law.
Good news in Texas for Trump: the SAVE Act law requiring proof of citizenship to vote has come into effect
Texas has implemented a citizenship verification mechanism that President Trump aims to extend nationwide through the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship to register and vote in federal elections.
It is already used in Texas: the SAVE Act law that requires citizenship to vote and that Trump wants to apply across the U.S.
The SAVE Act proposed by Trump mandates proof of U.S. citizenship for federal election registration, similar to a law currently in Texas.
Debate on Amendment to the Crime of Distortion of Law... Decision Made by Raise of Hands in Party Assembly
The Democratic Party of Korea debated amendments to a bill regarding the distortion of law, leading to a decision through a hand vote amid concerns over potential unconstitutional implications.
The UN once again called for peace in Ukraine within its original borders, but the USA and 50 other countries abstained and explained why
The UN called for an immediate ceasefire and comprehensive peace in Ukraine, but the USA and 50 other countries abstained from voting.
Deputies who 'take the time' to read the law they have to vote on and other scandals
Argentine deputies have been criticized for their lack of diligence in reading proposed laws before voting, highlighted by a recent labor reform bill.
โThree Judicial Reform Lawsโ to be pursued as originally drafted... Democratic Party pushes for vote in plenary session
The Democratic Party of Korea is set to introduce the 'Three Major Judicial Reform Laws' in their original form for voting in the upcoming National Assembly session in February.
Behind Closed Doors, Government Holds Dialogue with Mayors in Guayaquil, on the Eve of Voting on Law Regarding Decentralized Autonomous Governments
The Ecuadorian government convened mayors in Guayaquil to discuss budget concerns ahead of a critical vote on a law impacting decentralized governments.
Government called for dialogue with mayors from various cantons in the country on the eve of voting for the urgent law on the efficiency of decentralized autonomous governments
The Ecuadorian government has invited mayors from across the country to discuss budgetary concerns ahead of a crucial vote on a law that may impact their autonomy and funding.
5th Circuit upholds Texas ban on paid ballot harvesting, overturning lower court
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld Texas's law banning paid ballot harvesting, allowing the state to enforce restrictions on how political operatives interact with voters during elections.
Venezuela postpones the vote on the amnesty law due to objections to a key article and delays the release of political prisoners
Venezuela has delayed the voting on an amnesty law intended to free political prisoners due to objections surrounding a key clause requiring appearance before the courts.
SAVE Act: the law that seeks to impose tough requirements for voters to demonstrate their American citizenship
The SAVE Act, recently approved by the U.S. House of Representatives, imposes strict documentation requirements on voters to prove their American citizenship before participating in federal elections.
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.
Democrats have found a new method to tease Trump's party colleagues
Democrats are employing a new tactic to provoke Republicans amid ongoing discussions about a new voting law in the U.S.
Donald Tusk and Jarosลaw Kaczyลski have something to worry about. Latest poll
A recent poll indicates that if elections for the Sejm and Senate were held next Sunday, about 58.5% of eligible voters would participate, with the Civic Coalition, Law and Justice, and Confederation leading the voting intentions.
Woo Won-shik: 'The National Voting Law for Simultaneous Voting in Local Elections and Constitutional Amendments Should Be Revised Around the Lunar New Year'
Woo Won-shik, the Speaker of the National Assembly, stated that the revision of the National Voting Law should occur around the Lunar New Year to facilitate simultaneous voting on constitutional amendments during the local elections on June 3.
Will the loud MEN reform be reversed? 'This is normality in school'
Former Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin advocates for voting for the Law and Justice party to restore homework and full teaching autonomy in Poland's schools, emphasizing that it represents a return to normality.
Schumer faces backlash after calling SAVE Act 'Jim Crow' despite previous allegation falling flat
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act as 'Jim Crow' laws, facing backlash for a similar earlier claim regarding a Georgia voting law that led to increased Black voter turnout.
Democracy: "The accusation of incitement to hatred does not only affect the far right"
The Federal Ministry of Justice in Germany proposes to allow courts to revoke the passive voting rights of individuals convicted of incitement to hatred for at least six months, a move that has faced criticism from the German Bar Association.
Netanyahu will appoint Eichler as Deputy Minister of Communications to prevent him from voting against the exemption law
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to appoint Israel Eichler, head of the United Torah Judaism faction, as Deputy Minister of Communications to prevent his vote against the draft exemption law for yeshiva students in the Knesset.
Netanyahu will appoint Eichler as Deputy Minister of Communications so he won't vote in the Knesset against the conscription exemption law
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to appoint Israel Eichler, head of the United Torah Judaism faction, as Deputy Minister of Communications to prevent him from voting against the conscription exemption law in the Knesset.
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.
EXCLUSIVE: DNC joins Supreme Court voting case, blasts RNC efforts as 'wholly un-American'
The Democratic National Committee has filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court to counter the Republican National Committee in a significant election law case regarding the counting of mail-in ballots, potentially impacting millions of voters nationwide.
When the state decides who is still eligible to vote
A draft law from the Ministry of Justice allows courts for the first time to revoke the passive voting rights of those convicted of incitement to hatred, marking a controversial shift from punishing criminal speech to exclusion from political participation.
Consequences for Incitement to Hatred: A Punishment for Democracy
Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig has proposed a package of criminal law amendments that includes revoking the passive voting rights of individuals guilty of incitement to hatred.