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Kansas officials confirmed a vote upholding abortion rights following a partial recount Sunday, per AP.

Driving the news: Officials reviewed the ballots of nine of Kansas' 105 counties at the request of Melissa Leavitt after voters this month rejected an amendment that would have el

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The Election Commission of Nepal is preparing to print around 20 million ballot papers for the upcoming local elections scheduled to be held on May 13 this year. It mea

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EDINBURG, Texas (AP) — A former South Texas mayor was acquitted Thursday of organized election fraud and illegal voting after an eight-day trial.

A Hidalgo County jury deliberated for about six hours Thursday before finding former Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina not guilty of the organiz

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CASPER — A week after one of the most discussed elections in Wyoming’s history, a panel of lawmakers will consider changes to the state’s voting system.

The Legislature’s Joint Corporations Committee will discuss a ranked-choice voting system and whether to implement special elec