The post's caption makes several claims, including that it's a crime to vote and there are no lawful political candidates in Australia. "It is in fact a crime to participate in fraud," it reads.

A local candidate in Monday's federal election is reflecting on the vote's results, and hopes others are doing the same. Trevor Kirczenow was the liberal candidate for Provencher in the election, ...

Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra warns new federal government $10-a-day child-care program won't stay at $10 a day ...

In an election-night shocker, Conservative candidate Kurt Holman turned his low-profile first run for public office into a ...

Next month marks 51 years since Gov. Brendan Byrne signed the state’s campaign public financing program — the first matching ...

The Liberals rose from the ashes under Prime Minister Mark Carney but the party's failure to sweep many of its targeted ridings last night denied it a resounding majority mandate.

Australia does not need to kowtow to any other nation to defend itself, Anthony Albanese insists as he warns voters the ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Fewer Australians than ever voted for a major party in the last federal election, a trend that has been growing over the past ...

There will be lots of arguing over how the Tories managed to lose Monday’s election, but the simple truth is that ...

Democrats are demanding answers about a shifting work focus, diminished staffing and demands of Trump loyalty within the ...

The efforts mark the latest attempt by legislators to alter laws backed by the voters they represent. In February, for ...