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Celebrating the victory of her party Kulmiye, in Hargeisa, former opposition party Kulmiye won the Somaliland presidential election.
president elect Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo and vice president elect Abdirahman Abdilahi Zailie.
Our flicker photographer, Abdirahman Dheegsan in Hargeisa Somaliland.
Dennis Moore, Kansas 3rd District, gives a speech to supporters after winning his 2006 re-election bid for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Scottish Liberal Democrats leaflet for 2014 European elections ‘In Britain. In Europe. In work.’
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
LANAO SPECIAL ELECTIONS/ MAY 27, 2007
A soldiers guards a ballot box which will be used for the special elections in the municipality of Butig, Lanao del Sur. Military and police officials and a team of election personnel have been deployed in Butig to replace members of board of election inspectors who refused to serve in the special elections.
PHOTO BY REM ZAMORA
The British Embassy Budapest organised an Election Night party on 6 May 2010. The programme included welcoming remarks by HM Ambassador Greg Dorey and Election Analyst Robert Laszlo from Political Capital, "news feeds" from UK news networks during the entire evening, a free UK Election 2010 guide, a "dummy election" and a pub quiz on UK history, the electoral system and the candidates.
Mike Vaughn, 21, and Brandon Vaughn, 19, a first-time voter and student at Jordan High School, leave the Jordan-Elbridge Town Center after voting in state-wide elections Nov. 2 in Jodan, N.Y. The Vaughns said the gubernatorial election was their primary reason for going voting. "Living in New York state sucks," said Mike Vaughn. "We need to lower taxes," he said. Photo by Jesse Awalt.
November 2005 - Municipal elections were held today. We voted at the New Westminster Armory voting station.
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An election worker dips the finger of a man who just voted to prove that he has voted and prevent him from voting again. The folks in vests are workers for CNE - the National Electoral Commission (http://www.stae.org.mz/).
Obama supporters watching the poll returns at the Travis county democratic election watch party.
Driskill Hotel - Austin, TX
Voting at the Bayswater Senior Citizens Centre on August 21st 2010.
I prefer to vote about half an hour after the polls open. That way I avoid both the initial crowd and the secondary crowd when the less enthusiastic voters get around to dragging themselves out of bed.
Saw this sign while visiting my Aunt a few weeks ago up around Eureka Springs....
Don't think I'd vote for this guy, since he grows up into Lord Voldermort (sorry, He Who Must Not Be Named).
I haven't voted yet. I tried to early vote on Saturday, first going to the main voting place downtown. The line was out the door and trailed out along the sidewalk. After that I thought I'd hit the main library in North Little Rock. The line was all still inside, but it curled and twisted around. I waited in line for about 20 minutes and gave up, going to take pictures instead. I'll try again tomorrow after work...
While we have no Tom Riddles here, there are a few cool names on our ballot. Residents in Pulaski County can vote to re-elect sheriff Doc Holladay, who apparently came to Little Rock after leaving the OK Corral. And a sign by my parent's house in NLR was for alderman Tom Jones - which is not unusual, I guess...
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
Over the past month, the owner of this house has put of DIY signs and banners on the side of his house to show his love for the Labour party and hatred for the Conservative party.
Since putting up the signs, several people have complained to the local council who have issued him a formal notice to remove the signs.
To the left of the signs it reads "FEEL GOOD. Vote Labour".
Rite of Election was held at Guardian Angel Cathedral in Las Vegas. Bishop George Leo Thomas, Ph.D., celebrated the liturgy. Also present was Auxiliary Bishop Gregory Gordon.
We took advantage of the Election Day public holiday to have a family outing in Tel Aviv, at the Eretz Israel Museum.
From elections in Cleveland County tonight...the daughter-in-law and grandchildren of one of the school board candidates watch as results are displayed on the board.