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Creem s VOTES Act which pushes for ballot access, moves ahead in Senate
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APM drags LASIEC, Assembly, AG to court over alleged exclusion of two candidates from Lagos LG poll
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The official data shows that during the third parliamentary year ending on August 12, the government has so far promulgated 18 ordinances. APP/File
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf-led coalition government has significantly reduced its reliance on presidential ordinances for doing legislation during the third parliamentary year of the National Assembly as compared to the previous year when the ordinances had outnumbered the laws passed by the parliament.
The official data shows that during the third parliamentary year ending on August 12, the government has so far promulgated 18 ordinances, including the three controversial ordinances seeking changes to the country’s election and tax laws.
Legislators Reach Accord To Revive Early, Mail-In Voting
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BOSTON - Voters in cities and towns with municipal elections this summer and fall, including Boston, would be able to cast their ballots by mail without an excuse or in person during early voting days under a compromise bill lawmakers filed Friday that also creates a new MBTA governing body.
After allowing pandemic-era election policies to lapse on June 30, House and Senate negotiators reached a deal on a fiscal 2021 spending bill that effectively revives and extends the voting provisions until Dec. 15.
The $261.1 million accord, which involves additional spending for the fiscal year that ended June 30, calls for $131 million to help stabilize the early education and care sector amid enrollment fluctuations and other COVID-created upheaval as well as $5 million to help launch a new police standards and training commission created in the December 2020 police reform law.