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Elections news — October 25, 2026

Publications tagged with Elections published on October 25, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  3. PoliticsBillRegulatorsElectionsMiddle East

    David Eby Resigns as BC NDP Leader After Election Loss

    David Eby has resigned as the leader of the BC New Democratic Party (NDP) following the party's defeat in the October 24 provincial elections. Eby, who also served as the incumbent Premier, announced his resignation on the night of the election, stating that it was time for new leadership. The BC Liberals, now led by Kevin Falcon, won the election, ending the NDP's four-year reign in the province.
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    Second Round Between Allison and López Aliaga Rejected by JEE

    The Special Electoral Jury of Lima Center ruled against Avanzada País's request for a second round between Francis Allison and Rafael López Aliaga, stating that the rules for municipal and regional elections differ. The jury also dismissed Avanzada País's request to suspend the proclamation of results and rejected the Aprista Party's request to nullify the election in Lima Metropolitan.
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    Student List Wins Serbian Parliamentary Elections, Defeating Vučić

    Aleksandar Vučić, who has ruled Serbia uninterrupted for 14 years, admitted defeat in the snap parliamentary elections. The Student List, a student-led movement, won convincingly with around 52% of the votes, securing an absolute majority in parliament. Vučić's party received approximately 40% of the votes. Celebrations erupted across Serbia following the victory.
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    EU to Make Frontex Central Deportation Agency

    The European Commission plans to transform Frontex, the EU's border control agency, into a central authority for deporting illegal migrants. This includes creating a 'deportation coordination center' and a rapid reaction group to respond to security crises within two days. The expansion of Frontex's powers and staff is part of the EU's ongoing migration policy transformation. The effectiveness of these changes will depend on adequate funding.
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    US Lawmakers Target Trump's Russian Diesel Deal

    US lawmakers, primarily Republicans led by Brian Fitzpatrick, have introduced a bill aiming to repeal the permit for importing Russian diesel fuel and ban new licenses for purchasing Russian energy resources. The bill also requires US intelligence agencies to provide Ukraine with useful data to support its defense and territorial recovery. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats plan to investigate US companies involved in the deal, citing potential liability concerns. The proposed measures come amidst rising diesel prices in the US, which have significantly impacted agriculture, freight, and consumers.
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    Bill Maher Defends Dinner with Trump, Faces Criticism for Soft Interview with Former Press Secretary

    Bill Maher, host of HBO's 'Real Time,' faced backlash for his recent dinner with President Trump and an interview with former Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt, which critics deemed too soft. Maher defended his actions, stating he enjoys these dinners and sees them as an opportunity to discuss issues face-to-face. However, a Hollywood publication criticized Maher for not challenging Leavitt enough during the interview.
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    Lula and Bolsonaro Campaign Activities on Eve of Second Round

    On the eve of the second round of Brazil's presidential elections, both candidates, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), conducted their final campaign acts. Lula spent the day in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, starting with a walk on Copacabana beach and ending on Paulista Avenue. Bolsonaro, meanwhile, held events in Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. Both candidates urged voters to participate in the election and asked those who didn't vote in the first round to do so this time.
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    Serbian Parliamentary Election Turnout Trends and Updates

    Serbia held its 19th parliamentary elections since the introduction of the multi-party system on October 25, 2023. The voter turnout has varied significantly over the years, with the highest recorded in 1990 (71.49%) and the lowest in 2020 (48.93%). In the current elections, voter turnout by 9 AM was 12%, more than double the figure recorded at the same time in 2023 (5.3%). By 10 AM, turnout reached 19.8%, again significantly higher than the 9.8% recorded in 2023.
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    Netanyahu's Meeting with Police Commissioner Sparks Controversy

    Benjamin Netanyahu's planned meeting with Israel's Police Commissioner has sparked controversy, with Israel's Attorney General calling for its cancellation due to Netanyahu's role as a candidate in the upcoming elections. The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee initially approved the meeting, but later dismissed an appeal against it. Netanyahu argues that the meeting is necessary for discussing security preparations for election day, while opponents contend that it could compromise election integrity.
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