Democracy Chronicles on World Democracy

Questions about Liu Xiaobo’s Treatment in China Prison

A letter to the Senate Select Committee that is investigating the 2016 election tampering

Authors of falsely quoted survey warned against using the data in regard to non-citizen voters

The latest Election Law Blog Podcast focuses on how the executive branch’s power has changed

McGhee and Shor revolutionized the way we measure redistricting, they now take on top-two voting

There is concern that the judge backed by the ads may have to recuse himself in future cases

Dating app Tinder is popular enough that it has become the target of political campaign spending

Project changed focus to state level politics, expanding master plan to boost independent candidates

Revelations shed light on how former President Obama learned of Russia’s efforts to tip the election

Michel Temer was charged of taking multimillion-dollar bribes by top federal prosecutor

Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo has been released from prison on a parole

Voting is under way across Mongolia’s cities, townships and prairies as the country chooses a president

Voting has begun in Papua New Guinea’s marathon national elections as the PM faces an arrest

A Vietnamese dissident blogger with dual French citizenship has arrived in Paris

Albanians are voting in a key parliamentary election that follows a landmark agreement

Thanks to its official state ideology ‘Juche’ North Korea is in rude health in 2017

Rights groups warn that rulers across the region are stepping up efforts to silence political dissent