elections

See the Aftermath of the Turkish Elections

By TIME Staff

Burma's Rohingya Faces 'Final Stages of Genocide'

By Rishi Iyengar

Philadelphia Residents Could Win $10,000 for Voting

By Charlotte Alter

What Confusion Over Elections Says About Burma's Politics

By Charlie Campbell
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Voters to Political Candidates: Know Your Science!

A new poll suggests that know-nothingism may be getting old

By Jeffrey Kluger

7 Factors That Will Define Burma's Elections

The Southeast Asian nation hopes to finally throw off the shackles of military dictatorship

By Charlie Campbell

Angelina Jolie Pitt Urges Burma to Vote

"Make sure your name is on the list so you can vote on election day"

By Helen Regan

Greek Voters Return Tsipras to Power in Snap Elections

Despite unhappiness with his capitulation to European creditors, Tsipras remains in power after snap elections

By Shona Murray

Why Germany Is Taking In Syria's Refugees

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Stephen Colbert Mocks Jeb Bush Fundraiser With His Own Contest

For $3, supporters will be entered to win tickets to the taping of 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.'

By Tanya Basu

Party Chief Deposed in Burma Purge

It's the greatest shake-up in the ruling party since the end of military dictatorship in 2011

By Charlie Campbell

Why Young People Are Running From Office

TIME speaks with Jennifer Lawless, whose research on young Americans' political ambition is revealed in a new book

By Katy Steinmetz

Scotland’s Nationalist Surge

Less than a year after rejecting independence, Scots may hold the balance of power in the U.K. elections

By Matt McAllester

Ferguson Heads to the Polls

Three seats are up for grabs in first election since Michael Brown shooting

By Victor Luckerson

Nigeria's election surprise

Nigeria's election defied predictions for widespread violence and fraud. A concerted social media campaign may have played a part

By Aryn Baker

Nigeria's Leader Faces Stern Test

Winning may be just the easy part in a country plagued by insurgency, corruption and economic malaise

By Aryn Baker

Nigerian Army Takes Boko Haram Capital

President Goodluck Jonathan is finally leading a strong campaign against insurgents but battlefield victories may not be enough at the ballot box

By Aryn Baker

Nigerian Elections a Risky Business

Incumbent Goodluck Jonathan and challenger Muhammadu Buhari are neck and neck, setting the stage for violence, or worse, in Saturday's election

By Aryn Baker

When Lee Kuan Yew Became Singapore’s First Prime Minister

Looking back to the day the country's longest-serving modern leader began his tenure

By Eliza Berman

Everything You Need to Know About Israel’s Elections

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's position may be on the line Tuesday

By Noah Rayman
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