It’s called the SAVE Act. It would require all citizens to produce a document like a passport or birth certificate each time ...

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, has made history as the first woman ... Today, American ...

The 1900s saw suffrage widen further. Most significantly the Representation of the People Act 1918 entitled some women to vote for the first time, although only those women over the age of 30 who also ...

Parliament was rotten, representation was unequal, and elections were corrupt ... transcription of these letters provided by Dr Paul Keenan (LSE International History). James Bronterre O’Brien was an ...

of Pennsylvania, received 43 votes. He then withdrew his name. The scattering vote on this ballot was divided among eleven candidates. Mr. GILMER, (American,) of North Carolina, received three ...

Voting has become the most frequently practiced and revered civic duty of everyday Americans. Over 700,000 cast ballots across Philadelphia in November for president and other offices. While our ...

4. In some boroughs, you had to be a “potwalloper” to get a vote Until the Great Reform Act of 1832, different boroughs had different rules governing who got the vote. These stipulated varying ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. In 1992 Kenya had the first multi-party elections of the post-Kenyatta era. And in that ...

The fight for voting rights has existed alongside campaigns to encourage voter registration and turnout. The National Museum of American History's online exhibition American Democracy: A Great Leap of ...

I’m proposing we call this type of play a Heist vote and place it among the god tier of Survivor maneuvers. Let’s break down its history and some of its most memorable iterations through the ...

This election explainer was written by experts from Election Law at Ohio State, a program of the Moritz College of Law. It is part of SCOTUSblog’s 2020 Election Litigation Tracker, a joint project ...

But Labour said Starmer would not agree to "tearing up" the format established in previous elections "just to suit this week's whims of the Tory party". From our morning news briefing to a weekly ...