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Tunisian police used pepper spray Saturday to disperse protesters against President Kais Saied and a planned July referendum, nearly a year after he seized wide-ranging powers in what opponents decry as a coup. The police blocked the protesters, who numbered around 100, as they attempted to reach the headquarters of…

A crackdown to prevent voting malpractice is being proposed in Parliament after controversy over the town hall election in Tower Hamlets.

Tunisian President Kais Saied indicated on Thursday he will not accept foreign observers for votes he plans this year to change the political system after having already taken control of the previously independent electoral commission.

The Uplands Party now has all four seats in Swansea's Uplands ward, and Cllr Peter May is pretty chuffed

It comes after Mr Rahman, a convicted fraudster, made a shock political comeback by taking the mayoralty back from Labour.

Those heading to their local polling stations today to vote may be wondering why we vote with pencils rather than with pens - but the Electoral Commission says there's a very good reason for it

The elections bill will deter non-Tory supporters from voting and scrap any oversight. Reform is needed more than ever before, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Bristolians will be heading to the polls today

The Transport Secretary said he would report the matter to the Electoral Commission watchdog