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    Sonowal urges citizens to protect democratic institutions, ensure electoral transparency

    Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal called upon citizens to actively preserve the dignity of democracy in India. He emphasized the importance of informed citizens in maintaining the credibility of constitutional institutions. Through a public awareness campaign, he urged collective responsibility to combat misinformation from opposition parties. Sonowal highlighted the need for transparency in the electoral process and encouraged participation in democratic values.

    Democrats made gains in the US Midterms. Could four states change how America elects its President? The 2028 Math explained

    Democrats’ gains in the US Midterms could give a long-running popular vote campaign a new opening. Four states have enough electoral votes to push the proposal over the line if they all join. A change could reach the 2028 election, but state lawmakers and the courts could have a say first.

    Congress pursuing a politics of corruption, communalism and conflict: Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal

    Sarbananda Sonowal criticized the Congress party and its allies for their politics of corruption and discord. He emphasized the importance of accurate voter rolls and the need to safeguard national security against illegal immigration. Sonowal highlighted the Modi government's achievements in infrastructure and connectivity in the Northeast, positioning it as vital for national development.

    'Come forward': Ashwini Vaishnaw challenges Congress to debate on SIR in Parliament

    Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has invited Congress to discuss the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. He emphasized that the procedure for SIR has been consistently implemented since 1947. Vaishnaw questioned Congress's reversal on topics such as Electronic Voting Machines and ballot papers. He also raised concerns about the integrity of voter lists and citizenship. This discussion follows a padyatra led by Vaishnaw and Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma.

    Mayawati questions EVM-based voting, says people seeking return to ballot papers

    BSP chief Mayawati has raised concerns about the credibility of electronic voting machines and fair elections. She stated that many people are demanding a return to the ballot paper system. Mayawati linked these election integrity issues to broader socio-economic challenges faced by the country. The BSP's longstanding opposition to EVMs has gained traction, particularly among younger voters.

    US President Trump's unpopularity appears to have impacted the Republican Party's performance in the recent midterm elections. Nationwide trends show many voters expressing dissatisfaction with Trump's leadership and policies. Discontent is particularly pronounced among young voters, many of whom shifted towards Democratic candidates. The outcome of the elections may significantly influence control of Congress and state governorships. Voter sentiment indicates a desire for change, challenging Trump's political coalition in crucial battlegrounds.

    The Economic Times
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