The United States Supreme Court is expected to hear an appeal of a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that Donald Trump is ineligible to run for the presidency because he participated in an insurrection. The court's decision on the matter...

The vote to elect a new Assembly of First Nations national chief will stretch into Thursday after neither of the two remaining candidates could achieve the necessary 60 per cent to win on Wednesday. Cindy Woodhouse had more votes than...

Mississippi's largest county ran out of ballots during Wednesday's governor's election as some voters say they had to wait for up to an hour for new ballots to be printed before they could cast their votes.

Alberta's United Conservative Party is poised to win a possible majority on May 29, according to new polling done for CBC News. It shows Danielle Smith’s UCP with a 15-seat lead over Rachel Notley’s NDP, despite some more progressive...

In these high-stakes elections, it is worth taking a closer look at Turkey's most important cities and provinces and how

Kevin McCarthy falls short of majority in now Republican-controlled chamber as he faces opposition from far-right legisl

Members of the United Conservative Party elected Danielle Smith as their new leader and Alberta’s 19th premier, replacing Jason Kenney. Smith is the former leader of the Wildrose Party and campaigned on introducing a controversial...

Former Conservative cabinet ministers James Moore and Monte Solberg discuss the upcoming party convention and whether it's still Pierre Poilievre's race to lose.

The Conservative Party's Leadership Election Organizing Committee Chair Ian Brodie joins Power & Politics to discuss the newly-released rules for the race.

More than a dozen ridings across Canada remained undecided on Tuesday afternoon because of an increase in mail-in ballots and long lines at polling stations also added to some delays.

Stéphane Perrault, chief electoral officer for Elections Canada, says if you want to vote by mail you have to vote early.

Elections Canada laid out how it plans to make the federal election safe during the COVID-19 pandemic including precautions at polling stations and how to access mail-in ballots.

The Leaders’ Debates Commission confirmed that People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier will not be invited to participate in the upcoming election debates.

The ruling United Russia party is expected to comfortably hold its majority in the State Duma after a lacklustre campaign season marked by a crackdown on serious opposition groups.

Executive director of Apathy is Boring, Samantha Reusch, talks to Power & Politics about how the lack of on-campus polling stations can impact youth voter turnout this election.

Millions of Canadians are heading to the polls Monday. Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 isolation rules, missing mail-in ballot kits, and spoiled ballots.

More than 10 weeks after the election call, the people of Newfoundland and Labrador will learn which party will form their next government. The Feb. 13 election was cancelled just hours before polls were supposed to open, then the vote...

Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama could become the first to join a union as ballots go out to 5,800 employees on Monday. Workers there have long complained about working conditions.

When asked why the count is taking so long, Nevada election official Joe Gloria said his staff prioritizes accuracy over speed as they count ballots cast in the U.S. presidential election.  

Law professor Nick Stephanopoulos breaks down the chances lawsuits from Donald Trump’s team to challenge ballots will make a difference in the outcome of the election.

The week of the U.S. presidential election featured lineups, lawsuits and a lot of ballots counted, but it ended without a president-elect. The National looks back at the week.

Donald Trump knows he is behind in the polls and spent a frenetic day on the campaign trail rallying his voters, while hoping the polls are off by a wider margin than in 2016.

Americans and people around the world may have to wait a while before they learn who will be the next president of the United States

Authorities in North Carolina intervened when an armed man showed up at a polling location in Charlotte as voters cast their ballots in the U.S. presidential election.