elections

In Defence Of An Upper Age Voting Limit

Policies that affect young people tangibly and old people ideologically should be decided upon by those it impacts the most
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5 Times Trump Helped Putin When He Probably Shouldn't Have Done

'For Putin, this is return on his investment.'
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Peter Mandelson Warns Labour 'Policy Vacuum' Means Party Would Lose General Election

'People are not being offered a viable alternative.'
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Ed Vaizey Pulls Out Of London Mayor Race And Backs Justine Greening As Tory Candidate

He had previously said he would 'thump' Sadiq Khan in an election
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People of Ireland Head #HomeToVote

Voters in Ireland are heading to the polls today - to decide whether the country should repeal its abortion laws - but some of those in the ballot box are going to have travelled much further than others for the chance to do so.
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These Uplifting 'Home To Vote' Stories From Irish Emigrants Are Giving People Hope

You might want to grab a tissue.
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Why I'm Supporting The "No" Campaign In Ireland's Referendum

With the historic vote on abortion’s availability in Ireland due imminently, HuffPost UK spoke with people in Dublin on their thoughts and why they’ll be voting the way they are voting.
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Labour MP Demands Government Make Plans To Hold EU Elections Due After Brexit

The next vote is May 2019. But the UK is set to have left the EU two months earlier.
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Tory MPs Braced For Snap Election Amid Brexit Splits - Reports

A fresh vote could be on the cards for this autumn.
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'Moderate' Janet Daby Wins Labour Lewisham By-Election Selection

Victory follows last-minute drama over Momentum-backed rival
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