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Voters Voices 2 years ago
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Lack of clarity prevents voters changing address
While many people have updated their voter registration details to allow them to cast ballots in the area where they now live, work or study, others have been unable to do so either because of red tape, a lack of information or simply ignorance.
Politics 2 years ago
Constitutional Court to rule on voting system change on Thursday
The case filed by several politicians, including a member of the ruling Democratic Party of Struggle Party (PDI-P) seeks a return of a closed ballot list system that was scrapped in 2008, where voters choose parties instead of local candidates.
World 5 years ago
US marks 100 years since women given right to vote
The United States marked the centennial of the constitutional amendment that granted women the right to vote on Wednesday with celebrations of the "historic victory" as well as pleas by female politicians to honor the milestone by voting in November's presidential election.
Sports 5 years ago
'How do we fix this?' NBA star LeBron James takes on voter suppression
A conservative commentator once advised him to "shut up and dribble," but basketball legend LeBron James is bringing star power to a voter mobilization movement as concerns over disenfranchisement swell ahead of November's presidential election.
Sports 5 years ago
Basketball star LeBron James looks to promote African-American voting rights
Basketball star LeBron James announced Wednesday that he and several other professional athletes plan to found a charitable organization to protect black Americans' voting rights, five months ahead of the country's presidential election, The New York Times reported.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Changing the electoral system once again?
During its national meeting earlier this month, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) set an important agenda, which was to reinstate the closed-list electoral system in place of the current open-list proportional representation.
