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Why Labour should worry this election will be more like 2001 than 1997

What if many people just don’t bother voting in this election? The polls may suggest a landslide victory for Labour, but the party is worried about the millions of people who still say they are undecided or may think a Labour victory is so certain they don’t need to vote.…

The Conversation

Waveney Valley ought to be a Tory heartland. Could angry voters turn it Green?

In a new constituency where the river ‘is our lifeblood’, people speak of being taken for granted by the Tories

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s going to be tight’: Macron’s centrists struggle to deter voters from backing far right

With the first round of France’s snap election on Sunday, the president’s allies are desperate to shore up support

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Johnny Mercer to stand down at next election blaming abuse as he reveals voter’s horrific comment to daughter

Exclusive: The veterans’ minister said if he is re-elected on 4 July he will serve just one more term, as he reveals the toll of abuse on him and his family

The Independent UK

President Biden Defends Age, Calls Opponent Less Competent

President Biden addresses concerns about age and competency, emphasizing experience and accomplishments for voters to consider.

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Campaign catchup: Grumpy voters, a pottery throwdown, and a mishearing for the ages

In today’s newsletter: The final leaders’ debate is a bad-tempered affair echoing the mood for those out canvassing, although one doorstep interaction gives the best quote of election so far

The Guardian - UK

Biden and Trump nixed the debate commission. What does it mean for voters?

Experts say the US presidential candidates ‘cut their own deals’ with networks, giving their campaigns greater control.

Al Jazeera

‘We’re taxing non-doms, not condoms!’: Labour strives to reconnect with disengaged voters

In Hull East, less than half of the electorate went to the ballot box in 2019 – and, here and elsewhere, the party fears being caught out by political apathy

The Guardian - UK

Sack Labour candidate after 'we helped Tories in 2019' comment, Keir Starmer urged

KEIR Starmer must act to sack a Scottish Labour candidate who told a voter his party had deliberately aimed to help the Tories win a key…

The National (Scotland)

The Guardian view on restoring trust in politics: a long road ahead for Labour

Editorial: The political gambling scandal resonates because voters have become cynical about the motives and priorities of people in public office

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re told we’re not really French’: Paris suburbs brace for far-right surge in snap election

The ethnically diverse northeastern suburbs of Paris are traditionally a bastion of the political left – and of voter abstention. With France’s legislative elections just days away, activists are battling widespread apathy and resignation as they seek to get out the vote and bar Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally…

France 24

Labour to bring in automatic voter registration under plans to boost franchise

Exclusive: Party’s voting reform proposals could add millions more people to electoral roll for future polls

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Georgia Battleground: Trump And Biden Face Off In Debate

The 2024 presidential election in Georgia is a critical battleground where Biden and Trump face off in a high-stakes battle for voter support.

The Conversation

As debate approaches, presidents are blamed for events over which they have little control

Presidents are blamed for just about everything – especially during an election season. As the presidential debates of 2024 begin, the blame game is certain to be part of the spectacle. But presidents are not really responsible for as many things as voters, journalists or political opponents try to blame…

Al Jazeera

In a divided France, voters on the left hope to unite against the far right

President Emmanuel Macron tests the country’s support after losing to hardliners in the European Parliament election.

The Conversation

Social media platforms are blocked in Iran. Candidates in this week’s presidential election are embracing them anyway

After Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash on May 20, the Iranian government had to schedule an early election to choose a new president.

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The Independent UK

Here’s what Boebert voters say about the Congresswoman

‘She’s got mama bear blood’

The Independent UK

Tennessee election officials asking more than 14,000 voters to prove citizenship

Tennessee’s top election office has sent letters to more than 14,000 registered voters asking them to prove their citizenship, a move that alarmed voting rights advocates as possible intimidation

France 24

‘Love France or leave it’: the small-town voters driving support for Le Pen’s far right

The Seine-et-Marne area southeast of Paris has emerged as a bastion of support for the National Rally in a region that was previously hostile towards Marine Le Pen’s party. Fresh from its triumph in European elections, the far right is riding a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment in the French capital’s…

The Independent UK

Judge allows disabled voters in Wisconsin to electronically vote from home

A Wisconsin judge is allowing disabled voters in the crucial swing state to vote electronically from home this fall

International Business Times

In True-blue Tory Stronghold, Voters Mull PM Sunak's Fate

Rishi Sunak could become the first prime minister to lose his seat at a general election if dire predictions about the scale of his Conservative party's defeat next month prove accurate.

The Independent UK

Chicken runs, boundary changes and a battle of economists: On the campaign trail in new constituency Hitchin

Labour’s Alistair Strathern tells Archie Mitchell that as well as life-long Tories, he is winning the backing of Green and Lib Dem voters against Bim Afolami

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve never felt more disenfranchised’: undecided UK voters mull options

Days before Britain goes to the polls, responses to a Guardian callout reveal how deeply voters are divided

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