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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.
…So Goes The Nation … [DVD]
Hacking Democracy … [DVD]
Securing Democracy … Gary L. Gregg II [Ed]
Why the Electoral College is Bad for America … George C. Edwards III
Tragedy & Farce … John Nichols, Robert W. McChesney
Stealing elections … John Fund
The Birth of Modern Politics … Lynn Hudson Parsons
The American Presidents … David C. Whitney & Robin Vaughn Whitney
U.S. Presidential Candidates and the Elections … James T. Havel
The American Presidency … Lonnie G. Bunch III, Spencer R. Crew, Mark G. Hirsch, Harry R. Rubenstein
Voting in America ... Robert DiClerico
Separation of Powers ... Katy J. Harriger
I wept so forcefully and with such relief when the networks called the election for Obama that my tears formed a whole layer of salt on the lenses of my glasses.
Steve Duprey walks into Republican US Senate candidate Kelly Ayotte's election night event in Concord, November 2, 2010. (Tracy Lee Carroll, NHPR)
Union sign outside a voting booth in Melbourne on election day, 7 September 2013. Photos by Mark Phillips/ACTU
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SRI LANKA, Colombo, November 24 – Poster, banners, parades and pamphlets – its election time and Colombo is already decked for the January 26, 2010 Presidential Elections. (Dinidu de Alwis/Perambara)
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.
Girls coming with variety of vegetables on their heads as a gift and blessing in traditional way to the contestant residence of 9th Manipur assembly election in their respective contituency,Imphal west district on 31st January'07.
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.
Union activists handing out information about rights at work to voters in Melbourne on election day, 7 September 2013. Photos by Mark Phillips/ACTU
I'm on business in Italy during the election. I went through an application process to get the overseas ballots. They emailed the materials to me -- a few PDFs. Unfortunately the actual ballot looks like it's intended to be automatically machine scanned. That part's fine. But the stupid part is, the PDF is formatted for letter-size. Here, they only have A4. Printing original format on A4 doesn't fit. Reducing PDF format to fit A4 won't work with their automatic scanner.... go figure. ...and these are specifically for overseas ballots.
election posters along qasr al-aini st. in cairo
this photo was featured on the france24 website on november 26, 2010:
f24.my/eCUkcS (french)
f24.my/g4rSRX (arabic)
Tom Watson MP congratulates Adrian Bailey MP for the Labour party at The General Election at Tipton Sports Academy in Sandwell, 6 May 2010.
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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.
Happy Election Day! At my polling place I was #60 for the A - Ks. The line wasn't out the door, but it was nearly to the door (about 15 people deep). At the time it was a gloomy morning, dark and rainy... This makes me wonder if turnout will actually be high today (for an off year election). I hope everyone gets a chance to exercise their constitutionally protected rights today.
His Highness Sheikh Jaber Mubarak Al-Sabah, the Prime Minister, being greeted by a Ministry of Information official at the ministry's information booth inside the elections media center on Jan. 25 in Kuwait City. Some 320 candidates are running in the February 2 elections to elect a new 50-member National Assembly (parliament).
I wanted to experience what it was like to be in an election headquarter during a presidential contest. Fortunately for me, the democratic election HQ in Los Angeles at was the Stadium Club at Dodgers Stadium, which is not far from where I work.
I have to say that the logistics of this event were poor. The Stadium Club is long, narrow and curved and it was jammed with television crews plus their cables, mixing boards and communication equipment. Moving about was cumbersome and slow. There were also at least a dozen different monitors on the wall, each seemingly with a different channel covering the election. Not one of them had the volume turned on or had the close captioning on. Instead, they played loud 80s dance music so that people had to shout to talk with each other. I would have had a better experience watching it all at a bar. It was a strange night.
This wide view was stitched from two separate images, and amazingly the stitch didn't distort anyone's body.