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Trump tweeted that he has concerns about voter fraud and legitimate results surrounding the 2020 presidential election.

"Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote" -- President Trump

Boris Johnson had wanted to complete trade deal by late summer

Most ballots were late, but others were missing signatures.

Members of the Electoral College can now be punished if they can go against the popular vote of their state, the Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous decision Monday.

Maine voters could unseat Sen. Susan Collins in November after several controversial votes during the Trump administration.

Polls open in Dominican Republic presidential election

A state judge ruled in June "all eligible voters" would be able to cast absentee ballots in the upcoming elections, but the ruling was criticized for the broad language used and not directly addressing the in-person voting requirement for first-time voters.

Mongolia's ruling party wins parliamentary election in landslide

Lukashenko has ruled Belarus for 26 years

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced plans for an executive order that will formally restore voting rights to felons who have been paroled.

Vladimir Putin’s current presidential term is set to expire in 2024.

Only 38% of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the presidency, a CNN poll reveals.

Trump's approval ratings continue to be unfavorable as the U.S. deals with multiple crises.

President Trump has railed against expanding mail-in balloting, alleging without evidence that it would lead to widespread vote fraud.

UN won't vote electronically in Security Council election

Poland to hold new vote after bizarre ghost election

Poland greenlights postal ballot amid election chaos

A Pew Research Center poll indicates two-thirds of Americans fear the November election will be disrupted.

Democrats received encouraging early poll numbers in three states crucial to President Trump.

Instead of making voters choose one candidate among a list of many impressive potential elected officials, under RCV, voters are empowered to rank their favorite candidates in order of preference.