Elections Quebec to Mail Bilingual Voter Cards Next Week
Elections Quebec has mailed bilingual voter cards to residents, with delivery expected next week, as part of preparations for an upcoming provincial election.
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California Supreme Court Orders Return of 650,000 Seized Ballots
The California Supreme Court ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to return over 650,000 ballots seized during a 2025 special election probe, after the alleged voting irregularities were found to be unfounded.
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Texas Counties Scramble to Clear Voter Registration Backlog
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Mayoral Candidates Debate Property Taxes and Affordability
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Toronto Urges Voters Ahead of Oct. 25 Municipal Election
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Mansour and Norton Face Off in Arizona Treasurer Debate
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Twelve Candidates Secure Spots on Winnipeg Mayoral Ballot
On September 22, 2026, twelve candidates qualified for the Winnipeg mayoral ballot, moving the municipal election into the ballot stage and setting the stage for a competitive race.
Houston City Council Unanimously Approves Campaign Finance Disclosure Enforcement
On September 23, 2026, Houston City Council unanimously approved the enforcement of a Texas law requiring political candidates to disclose their campaign contributors, aligning the city with statewide transparency mandates.
NYC Voters to Choose Five Proposals on Nov. 3
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South Florida Officials Push Voter Turnout Before Midterms
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Toronto Sets Dates for Oct. 26 Municipal Election
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Georgia Nonpartisan County Election Law Faces Legal Challenge
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Statewide Candidates to Debate in Atlanta as Early Voting Begins
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Green Party Congressional Candidate Arrested in Arizona
Green Party candidate David Redkey for Arizona’s 3rd Congressional district was arrested on September 19, 2026, facing multiple charges, a development that may affect his campaign as the election approaches.
