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The 2016 Scottish Elections took place on 5th May.
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
A participant in a training session for electoral administrators in Haiti reviews a manual developed in collaboration with the Conseil Electoral Provisoire and the elections unit of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH). The training session took place in advance of the first round of Haiti's senatorial elections in 2009.
Photo by Veronica Espinosa
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Beloozersky, Russia, 11/03/2007.
Two women selling drinks and snacks watch votes being cast in a polling station near Moscow. Many polling stations, especially in rural areas, continue the Soviet era tradition of selling cheap alcohol and food to encourage voters to come to the polls. Voters are taking part in regional government elections, which are being held in 14 of Russia's 86 regions.
It's election day on the UW campus -- April 5, 2005. You can see the students enjoying the sun on Bascom Mall, the chalked student government campaign slogans, a guy promoting a show called "Humorology," and some views of State Street through the store window at Peacock.
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The 2016 Scottish Elections took place on 5th May.
RISE – Scotland's Left Alliance is a left-wing electoral alliance created for the 2016 Scottish Parliament general election. It was formally established at a conference in Glasgow on Saturday 29 August 2015.[2]
The name is a contrived acronym standing for Respect, Independence, Socialism and Environmentalism.
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
National Elections Commission polling staff prepare to distribute ballot boxes to polling centers around the country in Monrovia, Liberia, 09 October 2017. Liberians head to the polls on 10 October in the very first African nation to obtain independence in 1847. These elections hoped to be the first peaceful and democratic transfer of power from one democratically elected government to another who has to continue the countries rebuild following nearly two decades of brutal civil war. PHOTO: Emmanuel Tobey
The great gathering of Mousavi supporters in Isfahan, July 10, 2009
گردهمايي حاميان مهندس موسوي در اصفهان
بد نيست ويديوي جديد ابي كه درمورد انتخابات هست رو هم ببينيد :
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گزارش تصویری سايت آفتاب از گردهمايی حاميان موسوی در اصفهان با حضور خاتمی
Since 1992 ERIS has been active in ensuring that various stages in the electoral cycle are monitored effectively - before, during, and after votes are cast.
ERIS is well known for its training and selection of election observers. We work with the British Government to enable it to provide high quality observers for both EU and OSCE missions and are currently the only organisation making selections for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for EU missions.
Kenneth Byrd sits inside the Sims fire department waiting on voters Tuesday, July 17, 2012. Byrd said they have seen just over thirty voters as of 2:30 p.m. Brad Coville | Times
Ringsend's AX483 lays over at route 15's terminus, Scholarstown Road while advertising Fianna Gael's five point plan for the upcoming election.
The lyrics are written by me. and music and singing by versitile Shri Mukesh Ghatwal. Video by Sainath Parab.
An original campaign mailer used during Budd's first campaign as State Treasurer.
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I wondered if it was legal to take photos in a polling place. The poll workers didn't bother to stop me, so I'm assuming it is.
David Cameron on the gallows. Election Meltdown in Parliament Square. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse dragged the party leaders from their HQs to face the people's court at Parliament Square to face judgement. Saturday 1st May 2010
French politician Nicole Belloubet opening Pierre Cohen's rally for the French town elections in Toulouse, 2008
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It's election day on the UW campus -- April 5, 2005. You can see the students enjoying the sun on Bascom Mall, the chalked student government campaign slogans, a guy promoting a show called "Humorology," and some views of State Street through the store window at Peacock.
His Highness Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al-Sabah, the Prime Minister, and top officials of the Ministry of Information walk past the workstations set-up for journalists during a Jan. 25 tour of the elections media center in Kuwait City. Kuwaitis head to the polls on Feb. 2, 2012 to vote for a new 50-member National Assembly (parliament).
Vancouver, Oct. 27, 2015 - In the wake of the Oct. 19 federal election, this Canadian Journalism Foundation J-Talk explored the strategies and issues that had the most impact in this tight and historic long-running election race. Photos: Jonathan Desmond Photography
The public awareness campaign for the forthcoming elections is continuing in Jalalabad in Nangarhar province and in the surrounding districts.
One man carrying out the huge awareness programme is Mohammad Gharanay, 54, one of the Civic Educators of the Independent Election Commission.
At one of his recent presentations he met more than 400 prisoners at Nangarhar prison.
“I am satisfied with my work because many of our people really need information on the election. On the other hand I meet different peoples with different political views which help me to better know our society,” said Mr Mohammad Gharany.
From colleagues Mr Gharanay receives much praise.
“He organized more than thirty public gatherings in the different parts of Jalalabad city, such as markets, governmental and non-governmental organizations’ offices, parks, a sports stadium and more,” said Ruhullah Mumand a Civic Educator Officer.
Sahil is one of the prisoners who participated at the prison outreach session.
“I was not sure that the Independent Election Commission will give a chance to prisoners to participate in the election but today’s programme assured us that we, like other Afghans, may participate in the presidential and provincial council elections,” said Mr Sahil.
“The members of parliament and provincial councils should have an advanced university degree and experience in social work with the community, so that they can perform their job successfully,” added Sahil.
A total of 100 civic educators organized into 50 groups, including female groups, are working in Nangarhar province.
There are eight groups in Jalalabad city and 42 groups in the 22 districts.
According to Abdullah Safar, the Administration and Finance Assistant for the Independent Election Commission in Nangarhar, the civic education process will take place in two steps – general information on the election (which is already going on) – and technical information on the voting process and casting ballot papers which is planned to be launched in the run up to the Election Day.
Photo: Shafiqullah Waak (UNAMA).
Since 1992 ERIS has been active in ensuring that various stages in the electoral cycle are monitored effectively - before, during, and after votes are cast.
ERIS is well known for its training and selection of election observers. We work with the British Government to enable it to provide high quality observers for both EU and OSCE missions and are currently the only organisation making selections for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for EU missions.
Today's image is just a simple reminder that it's election day. Try to get out and vote!
Shot with my iPhone 6.
It's 11:30. I can't sleep. Obama has to win. What can I possibly do to help that happen? I'm in Idaho. I've already voted. I've distributed Obama literature. I've painted "Yes We Can" on two of our vehicles. I've knitted my son an Obama sweater. The election is tomorrow. How do we know it won't be stolen? He has to win. I will bake a cake tomorrow. I'm going to wear my Wonder Woman underoos and feel powerful.