elections

India’s LGBT Community: Don’t Vote BJP

By Krista Mahr

Indonesia's Elections: The 'Jokowi Effect'

By Yenni Kwok

Scott Brown Set to Announce Senate Campaign

By Charlotte Alter

Elections in India and Indonesia Will Have Big Consequences

By Francesca Trianni
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The Measure of Two Men

Don't assume Indonesia's Joko Widodo and India's Narendra Modi can revive their nations

By Michael Schuman

D.C. Just Gave Its Mayor the Boot

71-year-old incumbent Vincent Gray, who was elected mayor in 2010 but was buffeted by corruption allegations, lost to challenger Muriel Bowser in the Democratic primary, securing just 32% of the vote compared to 44% for Bowser

By Michelle Arrouas

Kidney Stone Could Help Candidate's Campaign

Nothing like 90 minutes of pain to get your name out

By Paul McMorrow/Boston

What India Wants

Ahead of elections, Indians are expressing anger and frustration over the direction of their country. Will the politicians listen?

By Zoher Abdoolcarim and Krista Mahr

Democrats and Republicans Unite to Push Digital Campaigns

Operatives from both parties agree that TV is giving way to online and other viewing, and that it's time for ad budgets change with the times

By Zeke J Miller

2 Women Arrested for Hand Gestures at Turkish Leader

Erdogan expresses distaste that those making the gestures are women

By Maddy Fry

Indonesia's Most Popular Politician Joins Presidential Race

Barely a year in office, and he could win by a landslide

By Dan Kedmey

Indian Maoists Massacre 16 Police Officers During Ambush

Attack in restive state comes a month before nationwide elections

By David Stout

Taliban Order Fighters To Disrupt Afghan Elections

Presidential elections are scheduled to take place in April

By Kharunya Paramaguru

Maldives Supreme Court Hits Entire Election Commission with Jail Terms

The island nation’s highest court says body ‘disobeyed orders’

By David Stout

North Koreans to Vote in Sham Elections

But don't expect any surprises

By Francesca Trianni

A Lose-Lose Election for India's Liberals

Neither of India's two major political parties augurs well for the country's liberals

By Nikhil Kumar

The Indian Elections Begins on April 7

900,000 polling stations, 814 million voters: Welcome to the world's largest democracy

By Krista Mahr

Party Foul: Inside the Rise of Spies, Mercenaries, and Billionaire Moneymen

Why parties no longer control American politics

By Alex Altman and Zeke J Miller

Wendy Davis Is Down But Not Out in Texas

After waffling on open carry gun laws and battling accusations of embellishing her bio, Davis might want to take a look at how some famously fierce Texas women have ridden to victory

By Hilary Hylton

5 Reasons Immigration Reform Is Going Nowhere Fast

Hopes for a legislative overhaul are fading

By Jay Newton-Small
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