Saturday, 7 November 2026
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Published reporting and context tagged with Elections.
The Finance Ministry reports $80.651 million transferred to a UNDP-run election fund, with the remaining budget amount to be released as Haiti prepares for July 2027 voting.
A September 2026 election-finance report shows 26.28% of covered candidates had not filed after an extended deadline; proposed fines are not confirmed collections.
The November 4 certification gives Netanyahu's bloc 53 seats, other opposition parties 48 and Arab-led lists 19; President Herzog must now choose a government-forming candidate.
Election officials report more than 930,000 biometric updates by November 2, while observers call for clearer guidance before Cambodia’s 2027 commune elections.
Election authority ANIE says candidates must follow a November 5–24 campaign window before the November 28 vote, with restrictions on languages, public resources and advertising.
The election commission tested voter identification at two polling sites on 3 November and plans a nationwide trial on 18 November before January's presidential vote.
Gambia's election commission says revising courts ordered 165 voter entries removed after 1,694 objections, with the December presidential poll approaching.
The electoral council's 28 October timetable sets a first round for 18 July and a runoff for 4 October 2027, replacing the December 2026 voting plan.
A law signed on 27 October requires registered voters changing states to file a transfer at least 365 days before a national election; its application to the March 2027 poll remains unclear.
The electoral commission set 1–15 November for replacements at 10 offices, while its spokesperson clarified that the exercise is not new voter registration.
Kazakhstan's election commission says roughly 25.1 billion tenge of the 29 November local-election budget will cover personnel. The figures are planned allocations, not audited spending.
An inspector general found a scanner on a federal voting-system certificate that the laboratory had not tested, but reported no evidence it was sold as part of the certified configuration.
Polling stations opened at 7 a.m. local time for Israel's parliamentary election, with voters choosing a 120-seat Knesset and no result expected until voting ends.