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The Flamboyant tree (delonix regia) in flower -- and below, a display of Councillor candidates in the imminent elections.
Election Night 2004 we decided to run down to the Kerry rally as things got closer and closer. We were there until 2am, I think, when John Edwards sent us home and vowed to keep up the fight. I still have a "Victory Night 2004" sweatshirt.
... now washed away, worn away, and perhaps best forgotten for the trouble and bloodshed that followed. May Kenya have peace and unity!
Election poster urging people to vote for the Labour Party at the 2012 London Mayoral and Assembly elections on May 3rd.
Posters advertising political candidates before the election for the Danish Byråd (City Council) and Regionsråd (Regional Council), November 2013
Vissenbjerg, Fyn
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).
Tuesday, May 05, 2015 - Fort McMurray Alberta - Wildrose leader Brian Jean during Election night at the Sawridge Inn in Fort McMurrary.
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
A presidential election is held today here in Finland. The second round will be held on February 5th if no candidate receives a majority of votes on the first round. The elected candidate's term will last until 2018. The incumbent Tarja Halonen is ineligible for re-election, having served the maximum two terms.
Finnish presidential election 2012
We voted this morning and went to Café Amurin Helmi. Many people have this tradition of having a nice cup of coffee after voting.
A Kuwaiti senior holding his nationality card as he prepares to vote at a polling station in Kuwait City in the February 2 parliamentary elections. A total of 400,296 Kuwaiti men and women are eligible to vote to choose from among some 285 candidates, including more than 20 women candidates, for a new 50-seat parliament.
May 2011 Election Results
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Oooh its all getting very exciting :)
Ive always had a bit of an interest in politics, its never taken much form though, im not clever enough to be an MP :p
Im really looking forward to the outcome of this election, it could decide whether i move to the states in 5 years (ish) or not.
EDIT Woooo Obama!! Mmmm, id quite like to move to america now :p
Election 2008 = Last minute door knocking in Philly, 1000 people at my apt and one big dance party down on St. Marks Place. Best. Election. Ever.
A truck loaded with military men pass a billboard for former rebel leader Jean Pierre Bemba, who made it to the run-off for the recent presidential elections in the Congo.
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It's that time of year again. It's not a case of which one is best; it's which will be the lesser evil?
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).
America stands divided and wants all of the answers to be black or white with no gray allowed. Our proudest moment dissolves into an embarrassing shouting match. Shame on all of us.
Makati Police station. The thing that attracted me was the election gun ban poster. (seen in the lower left) But when I tried to take a photo of the building, I was challenged pretty quickly. I had to prove who I was and was asked what I was doing it for. I showed him my drivers licence and my union card. I told him I was a tourist and just wanted to take a photo of the police station. It would have been too difficult to try to explain that I was an election observer. Most people have real trouble trying to understand my accent. The officer was satisfied and he was quite happy to let me take the photos I wanted.
There’s less than a week to go till polling day and the election is far too close to call. There have been sound bites and stunts and even a few selfies along the way. At times it can be tricky to decipher what each party is saying on specific issues. At OVO Energy, energy and environmental issues are close to our heart, and matter to our customers too. We’ve put together a map which shows what each of the main parties are saying about this. Source: www.ovoenergy.com/blog/business/election-2015-energy-mani...
Beloozersky, Russia, 11/03/2007.
Two women selling drinks and snacks 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.