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Russian Ambassador Says Voter Coverage Expanded for South Africa
Roman Ambarov said the geographical scope for voters has been widened to reflect the country's specific circumstances
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Russia reports 4.6 million early votes cast ahead of election
CEC chief Ella Pamfilova said over 4.4 million votes came from regions under martial law.
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Moscow Election Officials Report Technical Glitch on First Voting Day, Cite Hacker Attacks
Moscow election authorities attributed a brief technical disruption at online voting terminals to hacker attacks, saying systems were restored within 20 minutes.
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Six green card holders charged in federal voting crackdown in Texas
Federal authorities have charged six green card holders in Texas as part of a broader election integrity investigation.
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Six green card holders charged in Texas federal voting crackdown
Federal authorities charged six noncitizens with illegal voting in connection with the 2024 general election, in which four illegal votes were apparently counted among 11.3 million cast in Texas.
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Blanche defends Trump's criticism of Supreme Court over mail-in voting ruling
Attorney General Blanche said Trump "should communicate his concerns" after the president criticized justices for blocking his executive order on mail-in ballots.
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Supreme Court blocks Trump mail-in voting executive orders ahead of midterms
The president criticized the decision as letting the country down, while FBI Director Kash Patel testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Nearly 14,000 Russians Abroad Vote Early, Election Commission Says
Election Commission chairwoman Ella Pamfilova says early voting has allowed nearly 14,000 Russian citizens living outside the country to cast ballots despite unspecified challenges.
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Supreme Court blocks Trump administration from imposing new mail ballot requirements for midterms
The court's decision allows states to continue sending mail ballots without meeting new USPS requirements imposed via executive order.
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