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Almost every sign in New York and New Haven was for Obama/Biden.
Almost every sign in New York and New Haven was for Obama/Biden.
supporters take a rest on the seashore in Nanao, Ilan, eastern Taiwan ,during an election campaign.
如果，可以這麼輕鬆愉快的選舉.....。
Mayor Bill de Blasio waits votes early in the presidential election at the Park Slope Armory YMCA on Tuesday, October 27, 2020. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
Even though I'm a grown-up, it's still funny whenever someone on the news says a candidate wants to "hold onto his seat".
#ElectionDay #Ivoted #America #WeThePeople
Election literature sent to my house during the last weekend before the election.
This came in the mail on Saturday before the election. It's a flier asking "Is it worth the risk?" to elect Obama, given what Joe Biden said recently about expecting a crisis "to test the mettle of this guy".
The imagery includes pictures of Osama bin Laden, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Hugo Chavez, Kim Yong-Il, and Vladimir Putin. I'm frankly very surprised that Putin is included. What does that say about how the McCain campaign views Russia?
Thinking about it, I'm also pretty surprised that the people "watching" Obama are not named. Kim and Putin are pretty well known faces, but I bet a LOT of people would be unable to name them - not to mention Chavez and Ahmadinejad . And why not include the "iconic" Osama bin Laden picture, the one that everyone is likely to recognize instantly? Instead, his face is kind of hidden, especially considering that the coloring of the picture makes it fade into the background a lot. And why are Chavez and Kim in B/W but the other two are color? And would people really recognize right away that the background is a crucible? Or is that intentionally made to look like "the flames of hell"?
They are also reusing the "pensive Obama" shot from the "Crime & Punishment" flier. TBH, they needed a less thoughtful picture here. Making him look flippant (like the Biden pic), rather than thoughtful would have worked much better.
This is the least thought-through and least effective piece of the ones in this set, IMHO. I guess that makes sense, given that they must have rushed it out after the 19th.
La Embajadora de los Estados Unidos Kelly Keiderling recibió en la residencia oficial a miembros de la comunidad Diplomática, Política, Empresarial, Académica y Periodística para seguir en directo los resultados de las Elecciones Nacionales de los Estados Unidos 2016.
La Embajadora Keiderling compartió unas palabras con los presentes y explicó el proceso y funcionamiento del Colegio Electoral en los Estados Unidos.
[U.S. Embassy photo: Juan Francisco Casal / Copyright info]
TEHRAN, June 14-- A man with a cane gestures towards a woman on the ground during protests in central Tehran. Defeated candidate Mirhossein Mousavi demanded Sunday that Iran's presidential election be annulled and urged more protests, while tens of thousands of people hailed the victory of the hardline Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
credits: REUTERS/Stringer
View from behind. I was presiding a polling station.
An honor but a very busy day, with a lot of pressure.
It's a political year in Nigeria and political posters and bill boards are used in painting almost everywhere you go
in the country, Lagos state is not left out, the party in control of the state is the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) while the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) holds control of the central(Federal).
Photo: Kunle Ogunfuyi
PORTLAND, ME - JUNE 14: City employee Carl Dolbow slides a sign into place at the polling location at Merrill Auditorium on Myrtle Street in Portland on Tuesday morning, Election Day. (Staff photo by Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer)
When the light sabre batteries went flat, Darth and Obi Wan decided to settle the old Light vs Dark Side debate by popular vote.
Voters who come from work and those who waited for long queues to shorten queued outside polling stations before the elections time came to an end. (Photo: GCIS)
i always love seeing election posters from other places in the world. this one is especially beautiful and reminds me of russian constructivism style
Mayor Bill de Blasio waits votes early in the presidential election at the Park Slope Armory YMCA on Tuesday, October 27, 2020. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
PP-22 - Election
Doreen Bogdan-Martin, ITU BDT Director, Secretary-General elect speaking at ITU PP-22.
Bucharest, Romania
29th September 2022
©ITU/D. Woldu
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sits with retired Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, who is challenging Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan for re-election, at the U.S. Consulate General's Residence in Lagos, Nigeria, during a series of meetings in Lagos on January 25, 2015, urging both candidates accepting the results of their upcoming general-election vote. [State Department Photo/Public Domain]
As "Game of Thrones'" cherubic assassin comes of age just in time for the general election, she talks sexual taboos and why generation selfie won’t be silenced. www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/24313/1/maisi...
A suspected photo-bomber is removed from the stage next to where Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott celebrated with his family at the Liberal Party function in Sydney after Abbott won the federal election on September 7, 2013. Photo by ABC's John Donegan.
You can see even children with Green colors and marks , the symbol of the Presidential candidate Mir Hussein Mousavi
I really love these two shots. Having taken so many shots of the excitement in the streets , I checked my camera and saw an error in the memory card - most of my photos were gone except a few including these two !
ديروز و ديشب عكسهاي زيادي گرفتم كه متاسفانه بخاطر اشكال در مموري اكثزش از بين رفت و چندتايي از اونها باقي موند
اين عكس رو خيلي دوست دارم
لازم ميدونم يه توضيح اينجا اضافه كنم كه گذاشتن اين عكس به معني تشويق به شركت در انتخابات و يا راي دادن به آقاي موسوي يا هر كاندايداي ديگري نيست . هدفم ثبت صحنه هايي است كه در فضاي ايران بندرت شاهد اون هستيم
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گزارش تصویری: زنجیره انسانی هواداران میرحسین
Illustration by George Cruikshank from Charles Dickens’ “Sketches by Boz”.
Scanned from an original 1910 Dickens Centenary Edition published in London by Chapman and Hall.