The 15th Amendment was written to stop governments from picking winners and losers based on skin color. In Louisiana, that is ...

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The caretaker government system has again prompted political discussion, this time over the process of its formation, after ...

Texas’ gerrymander launched a redistricting war unlike any ever seen before. Facing falling approval numbers and the prospect ...

Bangladesh has once again returned to the caretaker government system during the national election period. On Thursday ...

California voters are deciding whether to reshape congressional districts in a move by leaders in the nation’s most populous state that could flip some House seats from Republican to Democratic ...

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson vetoed parts of the 2026 budget adopted by the Common Council, citing concerns about burdens on Milwaukee taxpayers.

The 15th National Assembly (NA) has undergone many remarkable reforms, demonstrated a pioneering institutional role and ...

Between 2011 to 2015, Pakistan’s internet freedom deteriorated sharply, plunging from 55 to 69. From 2012 onwards, the status ...

The core of the Voting Rights Act, which bars discrimination in voting, may be hollowed out in a case pending before the U.S.

Utah will use congressional maps that give Democrats a chance to win elections in two districts after a state judge struck ...