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Two Republicans Could Top California’s Governor Primary as Democrats Split the Vote

The top-two primary can send two candidates from the same party to November in a crowded field.

Dozens Press France to Adopt Proportional Voting Before 2027 as Government Rules Out Fast-Track

Nepal Closes Candidate Filing for March 5 Vote as Heavyweights Join Crowded Field

Olympic Champion Vivian Kong Faces Scrutiny Over Tourism Credentials in Hong Kong Legco Bid

JNE Asks Constitutional Court to Enforce Order Halting Unidad Popular Case After Lima Panel Refuses

Mexico’s Local Parties Press INE on Electoral Reform, Seek End to Double Funding

North Rhine-Westphalia Court Overturns Election Law Favoring Larger Parties

Reform UK Reshapes British Politics with Breakthrough Local Election Wins

French Government Revives Proportional Representation Debate

France Begins Consultations on Proportional Representation Reform

Michelle Obama Declines Attendance at Donald Trump's Inauguration

Labour Holds Slim Lead Over Reform UK in New Poll

Donald Trump Secures Presidency with Narrow Popular Vote Margin

The Complex History of Papal Elections Explored in 'Conclave'