Elections
What the four main parties promise in Uttarvan: jobs, water and roads
We read all four manifestos side by side; here is what overlaps and what does not.
Chamberlight Politics
Opinion: every manifesto should come with a price tag
Voters deserve to know what a promise costs and who pays.
Analysis: why turnout among young voters rose
College camps, online forms and local issues all played a part.
Opinion: local councils deserve more money and more power
Most daily problems are solved closest to home.
Analysis: what coalition governments get right
Slower decisions, but often broader support.
ExplainerExplained: what happens when no party wins a majority
The governor invites a party or alliance, which must then prove its majority.
ExplainerExplained: what the model code of conduct allows and forbids
Rules for parties and governments from announcement day to results.
ExplainerExplained: how votes are counted, round by round
Postal ballots first, then machines in rounds, then a paper-slip check.
ExplainerExplained: what a by-election is and why it happens
A seat falls vacant between general elections.
Campaign trail
Campaign trail: Ward holds a town hall in Port Linden
Questions on rent and ferries for two hours.
Marland primaries: Senator Elena Ward wins the coastal state contest
She won 46 percent; two rivals stay in the race.
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Latest news
- Riverside East: Progress Alliance leads after round 9
- Hill Fort: People's Front holds the seat
- BreakingUttarvan to vote in three phases from 12 November
- Old Market: recount requested after a 212-vote gap
- Canal Road: Green Fields Party wins its first seat
- Station Ward: Civic Reform League retains seat
- Fact check: no, you cannot vote by sending a text message
- Lake View: independent candidate leads two big parties
