Sheriff Seizes 650,000 Ballots in California Vote Probe
A Republican sheriff running for governor in California has confiscated over 650,000 ballots to investigate alleged vote excesses, sparking a clash with state officials over election integrity.
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California Sheriff Seizes 500,000 Ballots in Election Probe
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, has seized over half a million ballots from a 2025 special election, sparking a fierce dispute with Democratic officials who condemn the unprecedented move.
Liberals Must Rebuild Trust After SA Election Wipeout
Senior Liberal Anne Ruston admits her party has 'a lot of work to do' to regain voter trust after a poor showing in the South Australian election, while Labor warns against complacency over One Nation's rise.
One Nation Wins SA Seats, Liberals Reflect on Election Defeat
One Nation wins at least one South Australian seat, outpolls Liberals, and could become de facto opposition. Liberals consider 'sobering lessons' after Labor's victory.
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French Local Elections: Paris and Marseille Races Tight
Voting is underway in France's second round of local elections, with key mayoral races in Paris and Marseille hanging in the balance. Electoral alliances are crucial as results may signal trends for the 2027 presidential election.
Slovenia Election: Anti-Romany Rhetoric in Polarised Vote
Slovenia heads to the polls in a tight election between centre-left PM Robert Golob and rightwing populist Janez Janša, with campaigners warning of rising anti-Romany rhetoric and fears for minority rights.
Reform UK Leader Defends Candidates Over Controversial Posts
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord stands by candidates who made inflammatory remarks about Muslims and endorsed Tommy Robinson, urging people to 'take less offence'.
Offord Defends Reform UK Candidates Over Social Media Posts
Malcolm Offord stands by Reform UK's Holyrood candidates despite controversial social media posts, calling one a 'first-class MSP' and urging people to 'take less offence'.
One Nation Surges in SA Election, Poised for Multiple Seats
One Nation has achieved its best state election result in nearly 30 years in South Australia, securing 22% of the primary vote and leading in four lower-house seats as the Liberal vote collapses dramatically.
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Tech Millionaire Struggles in Race for Pelosi's Former Seat
Saikat Chakrabarti, a former tech executive, faces criticism over wealth and local ties as he competes against established politicians for Nancy Pelosi's open San Francisco congressional seat.
Zack Polanski's Greens Reshape British Politics After Historic Win
The Green Party's seismic victory in Gorton and Denton has sent shockwaves through Westminster, exposing Labour's crumbling voter coalition and forcing policy U-turns.
Reform UK Suspends Candidate Over Covid Grant Scandal
Reform UK suspends Stuart Niven after he diverted Covid grants to his personal account, while facing criticism for Islamophobic remarks by other Scottish candidates.
Hanson's 'Landmines' Warning to SA Premier After Election
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party celebrated a primary vote exceeding 20% in South Australia, with Hanson issuing a stark warning to Premier Peter Malinauskas.
SA Election: Labor Wins Big, One Nation Surges to Over 20%
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas secures a thumping re-election victory for Labor, but the rise of One Nation to over 20% of the vote reshapes the political landscape, devastating the Liberals.
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One Nation's SA Election Surge 'Just the Start' Says Hanson
Pauline Hanson claims One Nation's historic vote surge in South Australia marks the beginning of a major political shift, as Labor wins re-election amid rising third-party influence.
Tafoya's Gas Price Advice Sparks Fury as Trump Approval Tumbles
Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya suggests Americans skip Starbucks trips to offset soaring gas prices, triggering backlash as Trump's approval hits record low amid Middle East conflict.
Newsom and Shapiro Emerge as Top 2028 Democratic Contenders
Governors Gavin Newsom of California and Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania are positioning as the most likely 2028 Democratic presidential hopefuls, with contrasting strengths and vulnerabilities.
Labor Wins SA Election as One Nation Gains Ground
The Australian Labor Party has been re-elected in South Australia, but the election saw a significant swing to One Nation, which captured nearly 20% of the metropolitan vote.
SA Election: One Nation Surge Challenges Two-Party Politics
Labor is poised for a historic win in South Australia, but One Nation's dramatic rise to second place could reshape Australian politics, as leaders cast their votes.
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Newsom Leads Harris in 2028 Democratic Poll Among California Voters
A new Los Angeles Times-UC Berkeley poll shows Governor Gavin Newsom is the preferred 2028 Democratic candidate for California Democrats, significantly outpacing former Vice President Kamala Harris.
Judge Dismisses Residency Challenge Against Swalwell
A Sacramento judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to disqualify Congressman Eric Swalwell from California's gubernatorial ballot over residency claims, allowing his campaign to proceed.
Swalwell Leads California Governor Race as GOP Gains Ground
Eric Swalwell faces intense attacks from rivals in California's crowded governor primary, with Democrats fearing an all-Republican general election under the state's top-two system.
GOP Candidate: Skip Starbucks to Support Iran War
Michele Tafoya, a Republican Senate hopeful in Minnesota, advises Americans to reduce Starbucks consumption to manage soaring gas prices amid the Iran conflict.
Badenoch's Deranged Tory Campaign Launch Amidst Doom
Kemi Badenoch launched the Conservatives' local election campaign in a surreal event, ignoring poll deficits and promoting fantastical policies, as activists cheered despite impending electoral wipeout.
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Radical Left Nears Victory in Roubaix Local Elections
La France Insoumise is poised for a major win in Roubaix, signaling resilience despite recent controversies surrounding Jean-Luc Mélenchon ahead of next year's presidential race.
SA Election: Labor Win, Liberals Loss, One Nation Surge
Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas is poised for a decisive win in the South Australian election, while the Liberals under Ashton Hurn brace for a battering. One Nation's rising support adds a wildcard element to the contest.
Iran War and Trump Ties Erode Farage's Reform UK Support
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party faces declining poll numbers as foreign policy controversies, including Iran tensions and ties to Donald Trump, alienate voters. Internal divisions and reduced immigration salience further challenge the populist movement.
UK Poll: 23% Voters Regret 2024 Election, Labour Supporters Lead
A new Savanta survey shows nearly a quarter of Britons regret their 2024 general election vote, with Labour supporters expressing the highest remorse at 36%. The poll also reveals widespread economic pessimism among voters.
Reform Suspends Holyrood Candidate Over Financial Allegations
Reform UK has suspended Stuart Niven, its Dundee City West candidate, less than 24 hours after his selection due to reports of financial misconduct involving a Covid loan.
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Labour's Steve Reed: We Must Make Our Case to Voters in May
Communities Secretary Steve Reed insists Labour will fight for every vote in upcoming May elections, claiming doorstep responses are more positive than polls suggest, while announcing £20 million Pride in Place funding.
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