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Rite of Election of Catechumens and of calling the candidates to continuing conversion on Sunday afternoon, March 9, 2025 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw.
Photo by Jeff Schrier
Hier begon ongeveer het massaal zwaaien naar Bush en het zingen van "Na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye".
One day before the election, these polling agents were busy putting their paperwork in order at MEC offices in Blantyre
French presidential election 2022. Emmanuel Macron is elected President of the Republic for the second time, a unique fact under the Fifth Republic, excluding periods of cohabitation. But never has the far right, with the National Rally of Marine Le Pen, been so well placed in many municipalities. Travel to some towns and villages of the Gard, in Marineland. Copyright Bernard Tribondeau-2022
well, we're now less than 36 hours away from 'armageddon'! - or if we are lucky a coalition of the 'good' that will keep out the 'evil doers' - ho de ho! - bit of a leaflet fest here in the north east fife constituency over the past few days, even had a 'ukip' guy hand one in today - he must have seen the expression on my face as he declined to ask me any questions! democracy - ain't it wonderful?
French presidential election 2022. Emmanuel Macron is elected President of the Republic for the second time, a unique fact under the Fifth Republic, excluding periods of cohabitation. But never has the far right, with the National Rally of Marine Le Pen, been so well placed in many municipalities. Travel to some towns and villages of the Gard, in Marineland. Copyright Bernard Tribondeau-2022
We took advantage of the Election Day public holiday to have a family outing in Tel Aviv, at the Eretz Israel Museum.
Political signs lined Cincinnati-Dayton Road in West Chester on Election Day 2011. Picture taken Nov. 8, 2011 by Adam Kiefaber of WestChesterBuzz.com.
(L to R) Ceci Connolly, Jim Margolis and Amy Simon answer questions from NFPRHA members after providing analysis of the 2008 elections.
French presidential election 2022. Emmanuel Macron is elected President of the Republic for the second time, a unique fact under the Fifth Republic, excluding periods of cohabitation. But never has the far right, with the National Rally of Marine Le Pen, been so well placed in many municipalities. Travel to some towns and villages of the Gard, in Marineland. Copyright Bernard Tribondeau-2022
French presidential election 2022. Emmanuel Macron is elected President of the Republic for the second time, a unique fact under the Fifth Republic, excluding periods of cohabitation. But never has the far right, with the National Rally of Marine Le Pen, been so well placed in many municipalities. Travel to some towns and villages of the Gard, in Marineland. Copyright Bernard Tribondeau-2022
French presidential election 2022. Emmanuel Macron is elected President of the Republic for the second time, a unique fact under the Fifth Republic, excluding periods of cohabitation. But never has the far right, with the National Rally of Marine Le Pen, been so well placed in many municipalities. Travel to some towns and villages of the Gard, in Marineland. Copyright Bernard Tribondeau-2022
Election Day visibility outside McDonough Elementary School in Manchester, November 2, 2010. (Tracy Lee Carroll, NHPR)
Election Day 2016, diverse crowds and a memorable day for everyone. Polling station in Lawrenceville, GA.
The podium at Charlie Bass's election night event in Concord, November 2, 2010. (Taylor Quimby, NHPR)
Sign at an event hosted by Arizona Talks at Greenwood Brewing in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Election signs and the offical Vote Here banner line the road outside the Slater Center in Bristol, Tennessee on Tuesday, May 1, election day.
HONG KONG - AUGUST 31: Protesters take part in the rally for the beginning of Occupy Central movement outside Central Government Offices in Central, Hong Kong on August 31, 2014. The National People's Congress Standing Committee have endorsed a framework for political reform in Hong Kong ahead of the 2017 Chief Executive election, in which 3 candidates will be selected by a special committee, ruling out open nominations. Opposers to the plans, including pro-democracy group Occupy Central, argue that the system will not meet international standards and deprives people of a genuine choice of candidates. (Photo by Lam Yik Fei/Getty Images)