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Faimalomatumua Mathew Lemisio presenting on the impact of the Constitutional Amendment Act of 2013 on the 2016 election in Samoa as part of an Election Information Session in Apia. The Constitutional Amendment guaranteed 10% of seats in Parliament for women.
The session was part of the Increasing Political Participation of Women in Samoa (IPPWS) programme, a joint programme between UN Women and UNDP in partnership with the Government of Samoa, with funding from the Australian Government.
Credit: UN Women/Ellie van Baaren
Our Lower School students exercised their right to vote on Nov. 6 by visiting the voting booth in Mrs. Moccia's first grade classroom. We caught up with Mrs. Wiggins' third grade class as they cast their ballots.
Our Lower School students exercised their right to vote on Nov. 6 by visiting the voting booth in Mrs. Moccia's first grade classroom. We caught up with Mrs. Wiggins' third grade class as they cast their ballots.
People gather in the Cape Cod Lounge in the Student Union to watch election results come in on Tuesday night. Photo by Judith Gibson-Okunieff.
Dean of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Christopher Callahan, talks with Mark Ladato, who heads up NewsWatch.
I don't usually feel bad for Fox News, but the lame turnout at their Election Day 2008 party almost took me that far. They were giving away free popcorn and had big screens set up, but the party was lame, lame, lame -- just like their candidate.
Newspaper stands on election day, Nov. 4, 2008. (Chris Dzombak/The Michigan Daily)
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A beautiful indian summer day marks the 2008 Presidential Election in Cincinnati, OH
A beautiful indian summer day marks the 2008 Presidential Election in Cincinnati, OH
tenantspin approached 2005's UK general election by inviting all six candidates for the Liverpool Riverside constituency to the FACT Centre for a no-holds-barred debate, chaired by Radio Merseyside's Managing Editor, Liam Fogerty.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, December 14, 2005 - The city resident checks for the name in the registrar before votting for the general election at Kisiwani Primary Schoolm in Dar es Salaam. Tanzania's third Presidential and parliament election originally scheduled for October 30, was postponed following the death of one of the vice presidential candidates.
Scott Tran ('18) contributes his reason for voting to the MASSPIRG chalkboard at Hagis Mall on Election Day. Photo by Katherine Mayo.
Elections day. After all the excitment (she wanted to write on the blackboard saying she was a teacher and that everybody must be quiet and sitted in the election's room she was with her eyes glued on the popcorn car.
And we bought what she called 'the crab popcorn'.