All news on the topic: Elections

Six months after protests fueled by anger over deep-rooted corruption brought down Nepal’s elected government, political parties are now campaigning for the March 5 general elections with a common message: each claims to be the best choice to combat graft.

A group of attorneys and supporters in favor of Trump is circulating a draft of a presidential executive order that cites alleged Chinese interference in the 2020 election -- for which there is no evidence -- as a basis to declare a national emergency. They claim this would grant President Donald Trump extensive authority over voting, according to multiple sources who spoke with ABC News.

In the Serbian city of Kraljevo, authorities detained two suspects. They are accused of planning an assassination attempt on President Aleksandar Vučić and his family.

Hondurans woke up on Christmas Day to the threat of political unrest, as a presidential candidate challenged the election results after weeks of vote counting and allegations of fraud.

George Conway, formerly a conservative lawyer and now one of the most outspoken critics of President Donald Trump, is taking steps toward a congressional bid for an open seat in New York City.

Now that the Moldovan election cycle has passed, information implicating Boris Usherovich and Ilya Plotitsa in Kremlin-backed influence operations has suddenly become inconvenient for those involved.

In Tanzania, a country friendly to Russia, large-scale protests erupted on the day of presidential and parliamentary elections.

As a crucial election nears, investigative journalists are offering unparalleled insights into a persistent pro-Russian influence campaign orchestrated from Moscow.

The former press secretary for Biden's administration discussed a series of concerning events on MSNBC's show "The Briefing."

Her appointment to the Department of Homeland Security occurs as reports surface of the Trump administration holding meetings with various other proponents of election conspiracy theories in recent months

On Thursday, conservative hardliner Representative Chip Roy declared that he was entering the competitive race for Texas attorney general

Voting by mail is so established and prevalent that Republicans have figured out how to take advantage of it—unless the president undermines it with continuous criticism

According to a report, Caleb Slater, a GOP state senate candidate from Upstate, supposedly paid homeless individuals to state they had donated to his campaign, enabling him to receive matching taxpayer funds

The redistricting arms race is taking aim at American democracy — giving us single-party districts whose representatives have no reason to find common ground.

Senator Marsha Blackburn officially launched her campaign for governor of Tennessee on Wednesday, joining two other senators in an attempt to leave the Senate and take on the role of leading their state

The action has concerned states that hold the constitutional power to conduct elections and are shielded from providing personal data to the federal government

This time, the call is originating from within the White House—and that should alarm you more than anything else

Former Vice President Kamala Harris bemoaned Thursday in an interview with Stephen Colbert that the American political system is “broken” and suggested that she wouldn’t embark on a third White House run after her landslide loss to President Trump.

On Wednesday outside the Nassau County Courthouse, Democratic challenger Nicole Aloise urged Republican incumbent DA Anne Donnelly to act and thoroughly investigate former CEO Meg Ryan and other past leaders for what she described as a "clear pattern of public corruption."

Democratic Representative Mikie Sherrill has a modest yet definite advantage over Republican Jack Ciattarelli in their race for New Jersey governor, according to a poll released this week

On Thursday, Democratic congressional candidate Isaiah Martin was forcibly taken out of the Texas State Capitol and arrested following his obstruction of a redistricting hearing in Texas

The city Board of Elections requested Brooklyn prosecutors to launch an investigation into potential voter fraud on Friday following The Post's disclosure that two absentee ballots were submitted in a tight primary council race on behalf of deceased individuals

Kamala Harris might not be an ideal "match" for the California governor's office, and her path to election could be "challenging," according to her former boyfriend and political mentor, Willie Brown, in a recent interview

Jason Chaffetz's new book, “They're Coming for You,” exposes how the feds found a workaround to steal your private info — and warns it won’t end with the Biden administration.