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Tony Abbott's media entourage boards an early flight to New South Wales. Mr Abbott will today announce a $100 million plan to fix mobile phone coverage black spots. Photo by the ABC's Naomi Woodley.
Labor candidate Peter Beattie holds a media conference at Southbank in Brisbane. Photo by the ABC's Nic MacBean.
red areas are higher wait times; circle diameter is wait time (logarithmic)... rushing to get this done...
HERZLICHEN GLÜCKWUNSCH, NEUES EB!!!
Da ich keine Lust habe, auch nur eins dieser Bilder auszusortieren: sucht euch eure Lieblingsbilder aus! ;o)
On Election Day, Nov. 8, 2022, NMH students in advanced statistics conducted exit polls with voters at the city of Greenfield’s voting site and set up an information table in the dining hall about the midterm elections, ballot questions, and the importance of voting.
Term limits and the lure of the mayor’s office opened up many city council seats this year. Nine new council members were voted in yesterday.
photo: Sylvia Maria Gross/KCUR.
Students hunker down as they wait for key election results Tuesday night at Donovan's Pub. (Photo by Luke Connolly '09)
Younkers was one of the most distinct local items in the movie "Election." A department store founded in 1856, it never expanded out of the Midwest. I've been to a couple of Younkers in both Nebraska and Iowa. In the film it has a fascinating role, the kind of slightly more expensive place that Kevin Mcallister goes to indulge himself. This particular Younkers is in the Westroads Mall, the largest mall in Nebraska. Visiting in 2014 felt like many malls that were built in the late 1960s, a relic of a bygone era. The Younkers here is not the one from the film, as that one was demolished in 2008 to be turned into a movie theater. The Younkers is at the west end of the mall, a small distance from the original location, and this store itself is in the process of shutting down.
The original location is forever immortalized in "Election."
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I arrived at the polls around 7:15 am to find a 2 hour waiting line.
It was dark when I left the house. I arrived at the polls around 7:15 am, just before dawn, to find a 2 hour waiting line.
It was dark when I left the house. I arrived at the polls around 7:15 am, just before dawn, to find a 2 hour waiting line.
below, selling-stolen-bike season continues year round. I like the way the election districts (ridings) have names, rather than numbers, although the ratio of elected officials to citizens seems rather high -- the city and each of the many boroughs (wards, arrondisements) have councils and mayors.
Election signs in the city are designed -- size, color, imagery, etc. -- for pedestrians to notice, whereas their counterparts in the States are designed for drivers. It's like comparing Christmas windows at Marshall Field's to McDonald's signs along the Interstate.
Election Day: Mozambique 2009
Dr Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group watches a voter in Boane
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Jerusalem, January 2006. Photo by: Shabtai Gold.
Near the old city.
The elections for the Palestinian Authority are taking place today. The polls have been open since 7am local time, and are running fine. Lots of last minute campaigning.
Ternopil students Christina Levchenko, Anastasia Vivchar, Yura Strukanets and Bogdan Kapatsila met us in a local cafe.
Hi, I am Mr. Duck and I am running for Prime Minister of this backyard. A vote for me means more spending on cracked corn and less on costly niger seed. By spending less on niger seed, we can raise the number of daily cracked corn feedings to four up from the current two! I can't promise that there will be no more 5 am quacking, but I will work with my colleagues to ensure that we continue to only poop in designated areas where the rain can easily wash it away. I will share the cracked corn feedings with all so all our feathery families will prosper. On Monday May 2, vote Mr. Duck!
Well, Mr. Duck does look like he is posing for an election campaign poster, but unfortunately for him, my backyard is a monarchy and the reigning royal family, whose members have big bushy tails and black or gray fur, is not going to allow that to change! Shortly after I took this photo, Mr. Duck went campaigning in the lawns among smaller songbirds and members of the bushy-tailed royal family. Mr. Duck's position was challenged and the outcome literally saw the furry royalty maintaining charge of the feeding area with tooth and claw! The smaller songbirds wanted to support Mr. Duck and his election promise of sharing his proposed four times daily cracked corn feedings with all, but the smaller songbirds know that the reigning royal family may gang up on them and eat their eggs come nesting season if they dared to stand up for Mr. Duck. So the situation in my backyard continues as it always has. The reigning royal family with their bushy tails will continue to dominate the feeding scene, continue their oppression of the smaller songbirds, demand gifts of shelled peanuts to maintain order, urinate all over my deck and wreck my bird feeders. With visits from weasels and big hawks too infrequent to have an effect on the monarchy and the crows too cowardly, the reign of squirrel is total and absolute. Only the small area of water Mr. Duck and his family occupy offer sanctuary within the kingdom of squirrel.
BAMYAN, 28 September 2019 - For Afghanistan’s 2019 presidential elections, Afghans vote at polling stations in the capital city of Bamyan province in the central highlands region of Afghanistan.
UNAMA Photo / Anwar Saadat Yar.
MAIDAN WARDAK, 28 September 2019 - For Afghanistan’s 2019 presidential elections, Afghans vote at polling stations in Maydan Shahr, the capital city of Maydan Wardak province in the central region of Afghanistan.
UNAMA Photo / Parwez Sherzai.
at the showbox and in the streets of seattle on election night
at the showbox and in the streets of seattle on election night