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28/06/24 -East Harsley, Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visits the East Harlsey Cricket Club for a T20 match. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
30/05/24 - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Johnny Luck, and Ben Everitt go canvassing and hold a rally in Milton Keynes. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
03/07/24 - Croydon, London. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chris Philp hold a rally and go for a high street walkabout. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
03/07/24 - Croydon, London. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Chris Philp hold a rally and go for a high street walkabout. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
27/05/24 - Amersham, Buckinghamshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a rally with Gareth Williams at Amersham and Chiltern RFC. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
One week before the Malaysian General Elections, held on 5 May 2013.
Didn't see much action, but lots of banners, buntings, flags, posters filled every street, junction and circus.
Note: I have no political intention in posting this photo - just want to give a feel of what it was like in M'sia during this period.
I when to Rochester Castle to take photos of the castle but there was too many people around to get a clean shot. Then I noticed the protest. It was small and peaceful but they got their point across.
#protest #people #picket #pickets #peoplewatching #camera #sign #signs #saveoursurestart #surestart #politics #becauseofthegeneralelection #generalelection #rochester #castle #rochestercastle
28/06/24 -East Harsley, Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visits the East Harlsey Cricket Club for a T20 match. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
10/06/24 - Crawley, West Sussex. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Zack Ali visit Squires Garden Centre to talk to the media and to meet with locals. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
09/06/24 - Bedale, North Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Kevin Hollinrake go canvassing in the Thirsk and Malton constituency. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
09/06/24 - Bedale, North Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Kevin Hollinrake go canvassing in the Thirsk and Malton constituency. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
02/07/24 - Chelsea, London. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson, and Michael Gove hold a rally at the National Army Museum. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
30/06/24 -Golders Green, London. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visits Machzike Hadath Synagogue with Alex Deane and Ameet Jogia. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
The late Dr. Ernie Ramos visited Save Our Nation founder D. Flor de Liza at St. Luke's Medical Center last March 11, 2009, four days after Don survived a fatal heart attack. Don's suggestion to form an alternative party was finalized. Before his death, Ernie was elected DPP president then chairman.
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May 7th was the third phase of India’s general election. In this phase, 93 constituencies in 12 states and/or union territories head to the polls. There are more than 900 million eligible voters in this election, and millions of poll workers are working across the country to run the world’s largest democratic elections.
This footage depicts the lead up to polling in Goa. Goa is India’s smallest state and is represented by 2 seats in India’s Lok Sabha. The state is lead by the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), which was voted in for a third term in 2022.
Location: Goa, India
28/06/24 -East Harsley, Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visits the East Harlsey Cricket Club for a T20 match. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
27/05/24 - Amersham, Buckinghamshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a rally with Gareth Williams at Amersham and Chiltern RFC. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
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May 25th was the 6th phase of India’s General Election, 2024. In this phase, candidates are in the running for 58 seats in 8 states and Union Territories, including the capital, New Delhi. There are more than 900 million eligible voters in this national election, and millions of poll workers are working across the country to run the world’s largest democratic election.
This footage depicts people at a polling location in New Delhi, India. There are an estimated 13,000 polling booths across the city. A ‘yellow alert’ was issued by the weather department with temperatures crossing 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit).
Just weeks before the General Elections began, Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested under corruption allegations. Kejriwal leads the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Around the time of the arrest, opposition parties held a protest saying they are being targeted ahead of the upcoming national elections. An alliance of 40 political parties, including AAP and the Indian National Congress (INC) were represented at the protest. India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said Kejriwal’s arrest and the tax notice on INC is about stamping out corruption. Kejriwal was released on bail on May 10th
Each political party in India has a different election symbol. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is represented by a lotus symbol. The Indian National Congress (INC) is one of the biggest opposition parties and is represented by a hand. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which is in power in Delhi, is represented by a broom. The Communist Party of India is represented by a hammer and sickle.
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I'm sure in my younger days many more political posters were displayed at a general election. Now they are quite difficult to find in the West End of Glasgow. I have spotted a few window posters for the Scottish Labour Party (as in this photo), the Liberal Democrats, and the Scottish Nationalists, but so far none for any other party.
30/05/24 - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Johnny Luck, and Ben Everitt go canvassing and hold a rally in Milton Keynes. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
30/05/24 - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Johnny Luck, and Ben Everitt go canvassing and hold a rally in Milton Keynes. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
03/07/24 - Romsey, Hampshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Caroline Noakes visit Braishfield Primary School to meet students. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
02/07/24 - Carterton, Oxfordshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Robert Courts visit Morrisons to meet with employees. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
23/06/24 - Northallerton, Yorkshire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak volunteers at Northallerton Junior Park Run with Run Director James Smith and Park Run Events Support Hayley Killick. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
03/06/24 - Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Caroline Newton, and Lucy Demery visit Leander Rowing Club. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
I when to Rochester Castle to take photos of the castle but there was too many people around to get a clean shot. Then I noticed the protest. It was small and peaceful but they got their point across. I got busted taking this photo.
#protest #people #picket #pickets #peoplewatching #camera #sign #signs #saveoursurestart #surestart #politics #becauseofthegeneralelection #generalelection #rochester #castle #rochestercastle
Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister QC submitting his nomination papers to stand in North Antrim. He is pictured with wife Ruth and Party members and Councillors.
22/05/24 - Docklands, London. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a rally to launch the General Election Campaign. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
02/07/24 - Chelsea, London. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson, and Michael Gove hold a rally at the National Army Museum. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
23/05/24 - Highland, Scotland. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Douglas Ross MP visit the Port of Nigg. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
23/05/24 - Highland, Scotland. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Douglas Ross MP visit the Port of Nigg. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
03/07/24 - London. Borris Johnson introduces Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's election rally speech in London. Picture by Brandon Hattiloney / CCHQ.
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India’s General Election results were counted on June 4th, 2024. Over 600 million people voted, out of over 900 million eligible voters. The voting process took more than a month, over 7 different phases.
India’s government runs on a parliamentary system, headed by a Prime Minister. There are 543 seats in parliament, and whichever party controls the majority of seats forms the government. Parties can form alliances to win the majority. The two major alliances in this election were the National Democratic Alliance, led by the incumbent Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.), headed by the Indian National Congress.
Throughout the campaign, India’s incumbent BJP forecasted that they would get 400 out of the 543 Parliamentary seats. But on counting day, BJP lost many of the seats it had won in the previous general election in 2019.
Opposition parties had a lot of unexpected wins across the country. One in particular came when the Samajwadi Party candidate beat the BJP in Faizabad, the constituency that included the city of Ayodhya. The BJP bet on winning in Ayodhya after inaugurating the Ram Mandir in the city on the site of a mosque that was demolished in 1992.
From early trends based on the counting of votes, BJP’s National Democratic Alliance seemed likely to form the government.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi celebrated the wins by the I.N.D.I.A. alliance in a press conference, saying that the success of the alliance was a sign that the country wants change in how things are run by the incumbent party.
28/05/24 - Market Bosworth, Leicestershire. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Luke Evans visit Market Bosworth Bowling Club to meet with members and play an end of bowls. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
22/05/24 - Docklands, London. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a rally to launch the General Election Campaign. Picture by Edward Massey / CCHQ
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India’s General Election results were counted on June 4th, 2024. Over 600 million people voted, out of over 900 million eligible voters. The voting process took more than a month, over 7 different phases.
India’s government runs on a parliamentary system, headed by a Prime Minister. There are 543 seats in parliament, and whichever party controls the majority of seats forms the government. Parties can form alliances to win the majority. The two major alliances in this election were the National Democratic Alliance, led by the incumbent Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.), headed by the Indian National Congress.
Throughout the campaign, India’s incumbent BJP forecasted that they would get 400 out of the 543 Parliamentary seats. But on counting day, BJP lost many of the seats it had won in the previous general election in 2019.
Opposition parties had a lot of unexpected wins across the country. One in particular came when the Samajwadi Party candidate beat the BJP in Faizabad, the constituency that included the city of Ayodhya. The BJP bet on winning in Ayodhya after inaugurating the Ram Mandir in the city on the site of a mosque that was demolished in 1992.
From early trends based on the counting of votes, BJP’s National Democratic Alliance seemed likely to form the government.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi celebrated the wins by the I.N.D.I.A. alliance in a press conference, saying that the success of the alliance was a sign that the country wants change in how things are run by the incumbent party.
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India’s General Election results were counted on June 4th, 2024. Over 600 million people voted, out of over 900 million eligible voters. The voting process took more than a month, over 7 different phases.
India’s government runs on a parliamentary system, headed by a Prime Minister. There are 543 seats in parliament, and whichever party controls the majority of seats forms the government. Parties can form alliances to win the majority. The two major alliances in this election were the National Democratic Alliance, led by the incumbent Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.), headed by the Indian National Congress.
Throughout the campaign, India’s incumbent BJP forecasted that they would get 400 out of the 543 Parliamentary seats. But on counting day, BJP lost many of the seats it had won in the previous general election in 2019.
Opposition parties had a lot of unexpected wins across the country. One in particular came when the Samajwadi Party candidate beat the BJP in Faizabad, the constituency that included the city of Ayodhya. The BJP bet on winning in Ayodhya after inaugurating the Ram Mandir in the city on the site of a mosque that was demolished in 1992.
From early trends based on the counting of votes, BJP’s National Democratic Alliance seemed likely to form the government.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi celebrated the wins by the I.N.D.I.A. alliance in a press conference, saying that the success of the alliance was a sign that the country wants change in how things are run by the incumbent party.