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Judge Temporarily Blocks Postal Service Rule That Would Tie Mail Ballots to Postal Approval

She found states cannot meet the new envelope, approval and voter‑data requirements before the November midterms.

DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Trump Mail‑Voting Rules

Government Push to End PASO and Reintroduce Colectoras Deepens Rift in Ruling Coalition

Centre‑Right Files Amendment to Allow Out‑of‑Town Voting

Senate Delays Electoral Reform Until August Over Lack of Votes to End PASO

Government Opens Talks to Make Argentina’s PASO Optional

Supreme Court Upholds Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of Voter Rolls

Fukuoka and Takamatsu High Courts Uphold 2026 Lower House Election Over Vote Gap Claims

Centre Presses Faster Women’s Quota Rollout, Rejects Call to Delay Talks

Mexico Opens Bid to Fill Three INE Seats as Congress Sets Up Vetting Panel

Supreme Court Questions NOTA’s Efficacy, Mulls Compulsory Voting Mechanism

Supreme Court Declines Article 32 Plea Against ECI’s ‘Logical Discrepancy’ Tag in Bengal Roll Revision

Ex-CJI B.R. Gavai Backs Constitutionality of Simultaneous Polls in JPC Deposition

Peru’s ONPE Finalizes 2026 Ballot Designs and Issues Rules for Public Party-Order Draw

Election Commission Tells Supreme Court It Can Vet Citizenship for Voter Rolls, Says Its View Binds President on Disqualification

After Hiroshima Ruling, 11 of 16 High Courts Fault Japan’s Upper House Vote as in a ‘State of Unconstitutionality’

ECI Reaffirms Aadhaar’s Identity-Only Role in Voter Rolls During Special Revision

Sapporo High Court Finds July Upper House Vote in Unconstitutional State

Japan’s Top Court Upholds 2024 Lower House Election, Backs Adams Method Redistricting

EC Tells Bihar to Accept Aadhaar as Voter ID Proof After Supreme Court Order