Culver City to Vote on Lowering Voting Age to 16
Measure YV will let Culver City voters decide in November 2026 whether to extend voting rights to 16‑ and 17‑year‑olds in city and school district elections.
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Quebec Party Leaders Court Voters on Day 35 of Campaign
Leaders of Quebec’s major parties are still courting voters on the campaign’s 35th day, with under seven days left before the election.
Bass and Raman to Debate Oct. 13 on NBC4, Telemundo 52
Mayor Karen Bass and candidate Nithya Raman will debate on Oct. 13, covering key city issues before the Nov. 3 election.
Georgia Introduces New 'I Voted' Sticker for 2026 Election
Georgia officials introduced an 'I Voted' sticker for voters to display after the November 3, 2026 election, offering a new method to indicate participation.
Georgia Sets Voter Registration Cutoff for Oct. 5
Georgia voters have until Oct. 5, 2026 to register for the November 2026 general election, as required by state law.
County Probe Shows Most Flagged Voters Are Citizens
A review by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office found most people flagged as non‑citizen voters were citizens, following scrutiny over alleged illegal voting.
Judge Dismisses Green Party Fund Repayment Lawsuit
A judge dismissed a lawsuit by two Green Party candidates seeking to stop a repayment order for millions in public campaign funds.
Candidates Compete for Illinois Comptroller Seat
Margaret Croke and Bryan Drew are running for Illinois comptroller in the January 2027 election, aiming to succeed long‑time incumbent Susana Mendoza.
Hot Dog Vendor Matt Brewer Joins Chicago Mayoral Race
Matt Brewer, owner of the Wieners Circle hot dog stand, declared his run for Chicago mayor, highlighting a recent marquee that questioned the incumbent’s leadership. The move underscores the stand’s reputation for outspoken political commentary.
Eleven Winnipeg Council Candidates Reside Outside Their Wards
Eleven council hopefuls are running in wards where they do not live.
26-Year-Old Shania Bennett Announces Mayoral Bid in Philadelphia
Shania Bennett, 26, announced her candidacy for the 2027 Philadelphia mayoral election, becoming the first challenger to incumbent Cherelle Parker. She said she is ready to lead the next generation of city leaders.
Maryland Early Voting Begins Oct. 22 Ahead of Nov. 3 Election
Maryland starts early voting on Oct. 22, 2026, ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
Free Bike-Share for Voters on Election Day
Elections Quebec will make Bixi and àVélo bike‑sharing free for voters in three Quebec regions on Oct. 5, 2026, giving them an additional way to reach polling stations.
Poll shows Olivia Chow ahead of Brad Bradford in Toronto mayoral race
A poll released on September 29 shows Olivia Chow leading Brad Bradford by 17 points with 51% to 34% support, ahead of the upcoming municipal election.
Quebec Early Voting Begins as Election Campaign Enters Final Week
Early voting started Sunday in Quebec while the election campaign entered its last week, with voters highlighting health care, the economy, language and the environment as key issues.
Supreme Court OKs SAVE Voter Database; California Opts Out
The Supreme Court approved the SAVE voter‑eligibility database, but California said it will not implement the system.
Scottsdale Residents Appeal to Overturn Voter Ban on Axon Project
Scottsdale residents and a taxpayer group have appealed to Arizona courts to strike down a law that blocks voter input on Axon’s development project, arguing it is unconstitutional.
Supreme Court Keeps Mail‑In Voting Open for Georgia Midterms
The Supreme Court stopped a proposed restriction, keeping mail‑in voting open for Georgia's 2026 midterms. State officials reminded voters to adhere to current absentee ballot rules.
Nearly 900,000 Quebec Voters Cast Early Ballots
About 900,000 Quebec voters voted early on September 26‑27, accounting for roughly 13.8% of eligible voters. Early voting is conducted at returning officers' offices under Élections Québec.
Chicago, Cook County Seek Poll Workers for Nov 2026 Election
Election officials in Chicago and suburban Cook County are recruiting registered voters and eligible students to serve as poll workers on November 3, 2026.
