Britain goes to the polls in less than two weeks.
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No one goes to the polls with statistics in their hearts.
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Mumbai, the financial capital, goes to the polls on April 29.
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Mumbai, the financial capital, goes to the polls on April 29.
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Here's what you need to know: • Britain goes to the polls.
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The country goes to the polls next week, on December 12.
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Venezuela goes to the polls on Sunday amid a dire economic crisis.
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A country that is confident in its sensible centrism goes to the polls.
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The UK goes to the polls to choose a new government in December.
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The update comes a month before New Zealand goes to the polls on Sept.
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Tomorrow, our country goes to the polls in what may be a historic election.
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Montana goes to the polls; Trump sparks NATO tensions; protests get fiery in Brazil.
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France goes to the polls to choose a new president and a new government next spring.
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Though interest has waned, the country, which goes to the polls on May 8th, still matters.
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The Granite State goes to the polls on Tuesday for the first-in-the-nation primary.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan goes to the polls on Saturday to elect a new president and parliament.
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Britain goes to the polls tomorrow to decide whether to leave or remain in the European Union.
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Indonesia, the world's third largest democracy and biggest Muslim majority country, goes to the polls in April.
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Labour has rejected working together with other opposition parties when the UK next goes to the polls.
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Indonesia, the world's third-largest democracy and biggest Muslim-majority country, goes to the polls in April.
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Catalonia goes to the polls Thursday for a regional election following several months of political turbulence and uncertainty.
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When the country goes to the polls on Saturday, a quarter of the 56,000 candidates will be women.
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The person said he will likely endorse a candidate before Super Tuesday, when California goes to the polls.
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The country goes to the polls on Sunday for the first round of voting in the presidential election.
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When London goes to the polls, the two million renters in this city need to make their voices heard.
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As the country goes to the polls for parliamentary elections this weekend, CNBC looks at why the vote matters.
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When Germany goes to the polls on September 24th, the political contours of the divide will be on display.
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Britain goes to the polls on June 23 to vote on whether to stay in the EU or leave.
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Italy goes to the polls next month and there are fears of another xenophobic swing in a European state.
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Mr. Falcón, a former governor, promises to defeat President Nicolás Maduro when Venezuela goes to the polls on Sunday.
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That could generate public anger, stoking the fires of populism as Italy goes to the polls early next year.
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On June 8, Britain goes to the polls in a snap election unexpectedly called by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Eurosceptic movements in Italy and the Netherlands, which goes to the polls on March 15, have also gained prominence.
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In December, the poor southern region of Calabria goes to the polls and it will be the turn on Jan.
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Mrs Merkel's second and most important audience was the wider German electorate, which goes to the polls on September 24th.
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It goes to the polls on September 24th, but of politics red in tooth and claw there is little evidence.
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The Philippines goes to the polls on May 9 to choose a new president and vice president, among other officials.
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The announcement means his two decades of rule could continue after the country goes to the polls on April 18.
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The southern state of Karnataka, one of the bigger states ruled by the Congress, goes to the polls later this year.
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More than 25 million people are expected to cast their votes when the country goes to the polls on April 23.
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The Northern Territory goes to the polls on Aug 27, with the Labor party expected to oust the Country Liberal Party.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)A senior Kenyan election official has been found dead just days before the country goes to the polls.
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Both Biden and Sanders canceled planned election night rallies in another key state, Ohio, that goes to the polls next week.
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JOHANNESBURG — South Africa goes to the polls on Wednesday in its fifth general election since the advent of democracy in 1994.
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The attack comes days before the country goes to the polls in the first round of voting for the presidential election.
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Politically sensitive timing The claims come just days before the country goes to the polls to elect lawmakers in mid-term elections.
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FOR the first time since independence in 1980, Zimbabwe goes to the polls on July 30th without Robert Mugabe on the ballot.
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That's nearly three weeks of winning—Clinton doesn't have a strong state until New York goes to the polls on April 19.
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The country goes to the polls this month and the Peronists are likely to win, but their recipe for growth is unclear.
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It goes to the polls next month to choose a new head of state after incumbent Tsakhia Elbegdorj completes his second term.
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It comes days before Taiwan goes to the polls for elections likely to put into power a political party that Beijing distrusts.
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Russia goes to the polls on Sunday, and Vladimir Putin is expected to win a fourth presidential term by a wide margin.
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So here's a quick primer on our former ally Turkey, which on Sunday goes to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections.
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The six states with the highest turnout are all same-day registration states, according to the report, America Goes to the Polls 2016.
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Image 2 of 2 HARARE, Zimbabwe – It&aposs a close race for the presidency in Zimbabwe as the country goes to the polls.
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That will keep Weidel, and the contradictions inherent in her political identity, in the headlines until Germany goes to the polls this fall.
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He goes to the polls as Australia, renowned for its almost unscathed survival of the global financial crisis, finally shows signs of a slowdown.
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Also: as the Netherlands goes to the polls, our Europe editor Matt Steinglass examines how each party's financial manifestos were put to the test.
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The Maldives, a luxury holiday destination and a key nation in India and China's battle for regional influence, goes to the polls on Sunday.
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VIKTOR ORBAN looks set to win another four years as prime minister of Hungary when his country goes to the polls on Sunday (see article).
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This weekend, France goes to the polls to select the two candidates who will face each other next month in a runoff for the presidency.
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Moldova goes to the polls next year, where the Democratic Party's coalition expects a tough contest with Socialists, whose leader was elected president in November.
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South Korea goes to the polls for local elections on June 13, and Moon has been hoping progress toward peace will boost his party's standing.
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South Africa goes to the polls on Wednesday in the first election since the legendarily corrupt Jacob Zuma was forced out of office in February 2018.
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"Who votes, who wins, and who goes to the polls become a highly politicized issue potentially," says Karen Harris, managing director of Bain's Macro Trends Group.
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In March, the Netherlands goes to the polls; in April/May, the French have their presidential election; and in September, the Germans have their parliamentary elections.
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Others have said Mr. Andrews cut a deal with China for politically opportunistic reasons: His state government goes to the polls in less than two weeks.
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Iraq goes to the polls for parliamentary elections on Saturday, and a coalition of former Shiite militia leaders is expected to be among the big winners.
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By the time South Carolina goes to the polls, though, this week's debate may be fresher in voters' minds than anything Ms. Warren did last week.
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Japan goes to the polls for a snap election on Sunday, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc expected to win around a two-thirds majority.
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Polls in the state of Thuringia, which goes to the polls next month, show the AfD on 25%, just behind the Left, which includes former Communists.
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As Zimbabwe goes to the polls again, the Ndebele people of Matabeleland are still viewed as a solid vote against ZANU-PF and its presidential candidate, Mnangagwa.
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Now, as America goes to the polls in Tuesday's crucial midterm elections, has the Duchess of Sussex carried out her right to vote back in the U.S.?
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In the months ahead as Colombia goes to the polls to choose a president in a boisterous democracy, Secretary Tillerson has his work cut out for him.
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Israel goes to the polls next week, and Netanyahu — who is facing trial for charges of bribery and fraud — is trying to rally voters to his side.
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Iran goes to the polls to elect a new president on Friday, and the supreme leader is warning of possible interference — though he won't say by whom.
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Economic nationalism and issues of religious identity are at the forefront of Indonesia's upcoming elections as the world's largest Muslim-majority country goes to the polls on Wednesday.
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It comes one week before North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany's most populous state, goes to the polls in another close vote (see my article in this week's print edition).
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Never afraid of a bit of kitsch, he's back in his home town, Nuremberg, for a pre-election rally before Bavaria goes to the polls on October 14th.
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The administration therefore has a strong incentive to escalate quickly in the hope of forcing a favourable outcome well before the country goes to the polls in November.
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Sanders is leading in New Hampshire, which goes to the polls Tuesday, after Clinton edged him by a fraction of a percentage point in last week's Iowa caucuses.
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Britain goes to the polls on Thursday in its first national election since "Brexit" — and in the wake of two deadly terror attacks in the last three weeks.
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The country goes to the polls on April 17, with Joko, who is commonly known as Jokowi, seeking re-election against a challenge from former general Prabowo Subianto.
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What the race comes down to is Menendez "and his ethics problems," Cook reports, and if the "voter who goes to the polls...decides to send Menendez a message."
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Even though she will likely secure the nomination in New Jersey, which also goes to the polls June 7, Clinton has banked on the support of non-white Americans.
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Punjab goes to the polls next year and is a crucial state for Modi, whose nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party is junior partner to the regional party that runs it.
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So I would urge every American to ask himself before he goes to the polls on Tuesday: Do I want to cast my vote on the basis of fear?
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When Japan goes to the polls to elect members to its upper house of Parliament on Sunday, the nation's newly enfranchised teenagers are expected to make a lackluster showing.
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Time for approving changes is also running out as the European Parliament goes to the polls next year and a new European Commission is appointed, meaning a legislative hiatus.
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ET. California - Primaries for US House seats The nation's most populous state also goes to the polls Tuesday, and California's House races could feature some additional down-ballot drama.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a prolific user of social media himself, is seeking a second term in office when the country goes to the polls in the coming months.
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It is not likely this issue will be resolved this year, as Congress has limited time to finish its work before the nation goes to the polls in November.
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Ireland goes to the polls today to vote in a general election that could break the civil war politics that have defined the country's governments for almost a century.
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I have to respect the citizens of this country, and the member of the Republican Party who goes to the polls in Wisconsin, Ohio, or wherever to select the nominee.
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Punjab goes to the polls next year and is a crucial province for Modi, whose nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party is junior partner to the regional party that runs the state.
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In a few weeks, Sweden goes to the polls and like its Scandinavian counterparts is struggling with a populist backlash against a traditional openness and willingness to help those in need.
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In Indonesia, which goes to the polls later this month, incumbent President Joko Widodo has come in for significant criticism over the amount of money his administration has accepted from Beijing.
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Just two days before France goes to the polls, the campaign of Emmanuel Macron said it was the target of a "massive" hacking attack after internal campaign documents were published online.
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CDS for Italy, which goes to the polls early next year with a plethora of eurosceptic parties in the running, rose by 42 percent in the past year, according to StanChart.
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Looking at Australia's finely balanced electoral map, there are a number of key marginal seats that could be decided by these young voters the next time the country goes to the polls.
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Stewart will go up against the Labour Party's current London mayor Sadiq Khan, Conservative candidate Shaun Bailey, and the Liberal Democrats' Siobhan Benita, when the capital goes to the polls in 2020.
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The East African nation, which goes to the polls in August, also has a stand-by credit with the IMF of $1.5 billion, which it can tap in case of unforeseen shocks.
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The decision to cut rates is good news for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is seeking a second term in office when India goes to the polls in the coming months.
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Detractors called the plan "ridiculous" in a flurry of posts on social media, saying it was just a cheap attempt to win votes before the Indian capital goes to the polls in 2020.
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Over the next three weeks, he has a chance to win seven primaries and Hillary only leads in one state—Arizona—that votes before New York goes to the polls on April 9.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nigel Farage's Brexit Party could win its first seat in Westminster when the eastern English city of Peterborough goes to the polls on Thursday to elect a new member of parliament.
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The 38-year-old former mayor ate into former Vice President Joe Biden's support in Iowa and he's expected to do the same in New Hampshire, which goes to the polls on Tuesday.
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AFTER its first clear success at the Republican primaries in Wisconsin on April 2237th, the Never Trump alliance sought to replicate its triumph in Indiana, which goes to the polls on May 21rd.
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The European Union, which goes to the polls in May to elect MEPs for the European Parliament, will also get a version of the Indian authorization and transparency system ahead of that vote.
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Still, this week the Herald endorsed Aguilera in the GOP race, which goes to the polls at the end of the month, citing her "working class agenda" platform and experience as a councillor.
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And when Germany goes to the polls later this year, Europe's former moral compass, Chancellor Merkel, faces increasing dissatisfaction with her handling of Europe's refugee crisis, making her vulnerable to attacks from the right.
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The latest polls from the Detroit Free Press, the city's leading daily, predict that he will continue his winning streak at the next primary election, on March 8th, when Michigan goes to the polls.
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Iran goes to the polls on Friday, but the middle class is not optimistic that the next president will be able to turn around an economy in which youth unemployment is at 30 percent.
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France goes to the polls on Sunday for the first round of a bitterly-fought presidential election, crucial to the future of Europe and a closely-watched test of voters' anger with the political establishment.
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Moore has a couple more weeks to maneuver before Alabama goes to the polls, but Trump's story gives him reason for hope and, as the vote closes in, an ugly but proven strategy for winning.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Controversial Australian mining magnate and politician Clive Palmer said on Wednesday he will not stand for re-election in the lower house of parliament when the country goes to the polls in July.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan — A candidate from a political party opposed to the Taliban was killed in a suicide bombing late Tuesday as he campaigned in northwestern Pakistan, just weeks before the country goes to the polls.
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Opinion polls predict a close race when Israel goes to the polls on Tuesday, five months after an inconclusive election in which Netanyahu declared himself the winner but failed to put together a coalition government.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Taiwan goes to the polls Saturday for elections dominated more than ever by relations with Beijing, which has been accused of trying to bully voters and distort the results in its favor.
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A BJP minister in one state that goes to the polls soon, Rajasthan, called on Friday on all Hindus to vote along religious lines, for the BJP, in what may be a breach of election rules.
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Five Star won the most seats in last year's election, but League has surpassed it in popularity and Salvini could cement his status as Italy's most powerful man if the country goes to the polls again.
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On the day Iran goes to the polls, Mr Trump begins the first foreign trip of his presidency in Saudi Arabia, whose de facto leader, Muhammad bin Salman, this month vowed to start "the battle in Iran".
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"After demonetization, the poor are enjoying a sound sleep while rich are running from pillar to post to buy sleeping pills," he told a rally on Monday in Uttar Pradesh, which goes to the polls next spring.
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France goes to the polls in the first round of presidential voting in April, followed by legislative elections in June - meaning the issue looks unlikely to be resolved before a new president and assembly has been elected.
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But when the state goes to the polls Tuesday, it will feature another element that's proved just as vital to the Vermont senator's success – an open primary format where voters don't need to be Democrats to participate.
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An increasingly nativist Denmark goes to the polls in the spring; Poland faces a divisive general election by November; and in September the hard-right Alternative for Germany party looks likely to advance in four eastern German states.
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Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar cast his vote at the polling station as the country goes to the polls to vote in the referendum on the 8th Amendment of the Irish Constitution, in Dublin, Friday, May 25, 2018.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)A top Kenyan election official is taking time off when Kenya goes to the polls next week -- the latest in a series of developments in the country's election crisis days before a new presidential vote.
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This enormous hoard of stranded cash has barely been an issue in the contentious election campaign of 215, and precise predictions of deals that could be made in Washington are foolhardy until the nation goes to the polls.
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Six of the seats being contested on Saturday are in ethnic areas, and analysts are watching the result for signs of what might happen when the country goes to the polls in the next general election in 2020.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian lawmakers on Tuesday issued a list of demands to the president, largely related to security, in the latest sign of strained relations between the executive and legislature months before the country goes to the polls.
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Some Fed watchers believe policymakers will remain on hold next month because the Federal Open Market Committee's June meeting comes just about one week before Britain goes to the polls to vote on whether to leave the European Union.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand goes to the polls on Sunday under a new system that critics say the military government has devised to prevent the most popular political party, which has won every election since 261, from returning to power.
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India goes to the polls on a rolling basis from April 11 to May 19 in a general election that is being dominated by the tensions with Pakistan, to the benefit of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, pollsters say.
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What is different now is the timing, as Paris is again on high alert, less than 36 hours before the country goes to the polls on Sunday in one of the most tumultuous and unpredictable presidential races in memory.
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Having witnessed the spread and influence of fake news in the recent U.S. presidential election, Germans fear that online disinformation campaigns could play a disruptive role when their country goes to the polls for crucial federal elections in September.
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The landlocked North Asian country of three million people goes to the polls on June 26, just a month after securing a $5.5 billion International Monetary Fund-led bailout to lift the economy out of a balance of payments crisis.
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A voter who goes to the polls and isn't on the rolls applies for a conditional registration (using the ID she's required to show in Georgia), and the onus of determining her eligibility is then on the board of elections, not on her.
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In primary races across the country, including in McCain's Arizona, which goes to the polls on Tuesday, GOP candidates have been replicating the President's style and insurgent narratives, forcing more moderate candidates to tack to the right to keep their campaigns alive.
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The conviction and impending arrest of Mr. Sharif and his daughter is expected to turn the electoral season fraught and potentially impact the results, if Mr. Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, also known as P.M.L.N., goes to the polls without its star campaigners.
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In a clear nod to the rising populist movements in Europe, the election of U.S. President Donald Trump and the U.K.'s EU referendum, Moscovici, said he believes common sense will prevail as France goes to the polls in the two-round election this year.
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With another election always around the corner—Mr Modi's home state of Gujarat goes to the polls next week—why challenge a myth that echoes one of the BJP's vote-winning warnings, that Muslim seducers are waging a "love jihad" against vulnerable Hindu women?
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But the official also said it would be a challenge to implement the plans before transition ends in 2020 given that the European Parliament goes to the polls and a new European Commission is appointed next year, which typically means months of legislative inactivity.
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In his first interview since Macron was elected, the outgoing Finance Minister said that Macron could achieve a majority despite stiff competition from right-wing politicians when the country goes to the polls once again for its parliamentary elections on June 11 and 18.
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ANNANDALE, Va. — Propelled by demographic changes that are turning Virginia into an increasingly blue state and a liberal base energized by the convulsive Trump presidency, Democrats have long been favored to retain the governorship here when the state goes to the polls on Tuesday.
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France goes to the polls on April 23 and on May 7 in one of the most unpredictable elections in its modern history with security a key issue after attacks by militant Islamists which have killed more than 230 people in the past two years.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Just weeks before Malaysia goes to the polls, automated accounts known as bots are flooding Twitter with tens of thousands of pro-government and anti-opposition messages, according to a review of the tweets by Reuters and a U.S. digital media research institute.
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On Monday, the southern African nation goes to the polls for the first post-Mugabe election, one that could determine whether new President Emmerson Mnangagwa stands by promises of reforms in the economically shattered country and whether the military would serve, or even allow, an opposition winner.
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LONDON — Russia's influence in British politics has resurfaced as a potentially explosive issue in the country's general election, with Hillary Clinton joining a parade of critics in castigating Prime Minister Boris Johnson for withholding a secret parliamentary report on Russia until after Britain goes to the polls.
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"The biggest threat to Menendez's re-election is not so much Hugin than it is the voter who goes to the polls and decides to send Menendez a message, much the way many did in the primary when 38 percent voted for his unknown primary opponent," Duffy said.
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Despite May's plans to trigger Article 50 in March and begin talks in March for a new U.K.-EU relationship, discussions could be on hold until as late as September, when Germany goes to the polls to choose its new Chancellor, Markus Kuger, senior economist at Dun & Bradstreet, told CNBC.
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The French Conservative candidate was trailing behind front-runners centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right Marine Le Pen after a TV debate aired Monday, however the new revelations are likely to further hurt his chances of securing office when France goes to the polls to elect its new leader in May.
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Even in the most hostile of Mr. Johnson's encounters, the voters typically call him "Boris," which attests to his first-name celebrity — a quality that analysts say makes him a formidable campaigner and still a good bet to win a Parliamentary majority when Britain goes to the polls on Dec. 12.
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Those findings, and a raft of others, are in the latest edition of "America Goes to the Polls," a distillation of election statistics compiled every two years by Nonprofit VOTE and the United States Elections Project, an election-information clearinghouse run by Michael P. McDonald, a University of Florida political science professor.
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"The biggest threat to Menendez's re-election is not so much Hugin than it is the voter who goes to the polls and decides to send Menendez a message, much the way many did in the primary when 38 percent voted for his unknown primary opponent," the Cook Political Report's Jennifer Duffy wrote in mid-October.
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"The biggest threat to Menendez's re-election is not so much Hugin than it is the voter who goes to the polls and decides to send Menendez a message, much the way many did in the primary when 3403 percent voted for his unknown primary opponent," wrote Cook Political Report's Senate editor Jennifer Duffy in the latest ratings.
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Pravin said he did not know whom he would vote for when Nashik goes to the polls on April 29, although the family usually favors Shiv Sena, a right-wing party allied with the B.J.P. Economists say the best way to provide immediate farm relief would be for the government to eliminate its maze of agricultural subsidies and instead provide direct cash support to rural families.
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