Register To Vote: Today Is Last Chance For May 7 General Election
Register To Vote: Today Is Last Chance For May 7 General Election
Register To Vote: Today Is Last Chance For May 7 General Election
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Register To Vote: Today Is Last Chance For May 7 General Election
Written By News Features Online on Monday, April 20, 2015 | April 20, 2015
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Hillary Clinton's To Face Tough Competition In Presidential Election
Written By News Features Online on Monday, April 13, 2015 | April 13, 2015
Hillary Clinton's To Face Tough Competition In Presidential Election
Hillary Clinton's To Face Tough Competition In Presidential Election
Hillary Clinton's To Face Tough Competition In Presidential Election
April 13, 2015 | 0
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India’s Opposition Leader Sweeps Into Power
Written By one-liners on Friday, May 16, 2014 | May 16, 2014
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Obama vs Romney: One Day Left To Get The First Lady Of The USA
Written By one-liners on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 | November 06, 2012
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By ONE Liners Agency
November 06' 2012
The time for campaigning is over and now its time to see who will get the better of the American voters this Tuesday. The world’s most dramatic and the most costly political race to what is arguably the most powerful political office in the world has now entered its final stages, with the American Presidential election beginning Tuesday at midnight.
In the final stages of campaigning and opinion polls, it was reported that the Presidential candidate Mitt Romney and the serving President Obama were almost in a neck to neck competition but President Obama was leading in some states that are considered the essential political battlegrounds in the US. Even the opinion poll results are not very positive for either Romney or Obama – at the state level they are almost tying at equal – Obama at 48% while Romney at 47%, with a margin of error. Out of 583 electoral colleges a candidate requires 270 electoral colleges to win the race to the White House. Obama has 204 colleges in his favor while Romney has 190 colleges to him, according to the opinion poll conducted by RealClearPolitics.com in the States.
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The question now is who will win the keys to the most powerful political office in the world. Ahead of the elections, nations dependent on America are watching the political drama unfold in America with intent, because the person elected will not only rule the White House for the next four years but will also be, in a sort of way, the leader of the world.
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30 million people in America have already cast their votes by early balloting. The voter turnout at the 2008 poll was 130 million.
The effect of the Hurricane Sandy will be felt on the elections no doubt, but that effect will be restricted to the east coast which was mostly affected by the hurricane. The rest of America will still be voting for health-care, jobs and a better economy.
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November 06' 2012
The time for campaigning is over and now its time to see who will get the better of the American voters this Tuesday. The world’s most dramatic and the most costly political race to what is arguably the most powerful political office in the world has now entered its final stages, with the American Presidential election beginning Tuesday at midnight.
In the final stages of campaigning and opinion polls, it was reported that the Presidential candidate Mitt Romney and the serving President Obama were almost in a neck to neck competition but President Obama was leading in some states that are considered the essential political battlegrounds in the US. Even the opinion poll results are not very positive for either Romney or Obama – at the state level they are almost tying at equal – Obama at 48% while Romney at 47%, with a margin of error. Out of 583 electoral colleges a candidate requires 270 electoral colleges to win the race to the White House. Obama has 204 colleges in his favor while Romney has 190 colleges to him, according to the opinion poll conducted by RealClearPolitics.com in the States.
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The question now is who will win the keys to the most powerful political office in the world. Ahead of the elections, nations dependent on America are watching the political drama unfold in America with intent, because the person elected will not only rule the White House for the next four years but will also be, in a sort of way, the leader of the world.
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Obama vs Romney: One Day Left To Get The Most Powerful Person On Earth
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30 million people in America have already cast their votes by early balloting. The voter turnout at the 2008 poll was 130 million.
The effect of the Hurricane Sandy will be felt on the elections no doubt, but that effect will be restricted to the east coast which was mostly affected by the hurricane. The rest of America will still be voting for health-care, jobs and a better economy.
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Obama vs Romney: One Day Left To Get The Most Powerful Person On Earth
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By JOHN Peterson
November 06, 2011
The health of the US economy has been the central theme to the run up to the coming US election, with both President Barack Obama and the Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Both have sought to convince the American people that both had individual plans to bring speedy growth and job creation.
The American economy plodded to break over a 2% yearly growth pace since the 2007 to 2009 recession and unemployment stays high at 7.9%. It is to be noted that about 23 million yanks are either jobless, part time workers seeking full time jobs but have given up the effort to search.
The plans for the economy of Obama and Romney may be followed. Obama plans to strengthened American manufacture,expand small enterprises, improve education and be less dependent on foreign oil. He sees 1 million new manufacturing jobs by 2016, 600,000 jobs in the natural gas sector and hire 100,000 math and science teachers. Of course there is the need to repair and replace old roads. Money saved ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, would be carried over for infrastructure projects.
Romney has assured on the other hand 12 million jobs in his first term if elected.Or 250,000 jobs a month tentatively. His plans are for tax reforms, economy toward energy independence, slashing regulations and enhancing trade especially with China.
There is housing crisis at the core of the economy,s woes. Both the gentlemen did not spell out detailed plans for how they would go about the execution.
Obama fought the independent regulator of government-controlled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Edward DeMarco, trying to convince him into mortgaging finance firms, to lessen principal for borrowers, owing more than their homes are worth.
Romney remarked at one point in his campaign that housing market needed to hit bottom, without government interference, and offered few clues, on his likely approach to foreclosures.It is agreed that government hand in the mortgage market should be reduced. However neither candidate has outlined a plan to execute.
Obama wants Chairman Ben Bernanke to accept a third term, but sources say that he may decline. His term expires on Jan. 31, 2013. he may be substituted with Fed Vice Chairwoman Janet Yellen, and Romney would not reappoint Bernanke.
Sources say that whoever is chosen by Romney will be little hawkish than Bernanke. Advisers Glenn Hubbard, Greg Mankiw and John Taylor of Romney are in the race.
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Obama proposed to cut the government budget deficit by more than $4 trillion by the next decade.Romney wants to cut marginal tax rates for individuals by 20% and broaden the tax base by closing loopholes. He would keep all the Bush tax cuts in place in a plan which would be revenue neutral. He also wants to reduce federal spending to 20% of US GDP over four years from its current level of about 24%. Both want to reduce the corporate tax rate, although Romney would reduce it further.
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Obama vs Romney: One Day Left To Get The First Lady Of The USA
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Romney has further pledged to repeal the entire law. Although many feel it to be hollow.Obama wants to keep on his current path as regulators work to put in place provisions of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
Finally let the best man be elected.
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November 06, 2011
The health of the US economy has been the central theme to the run up to the coming US election, with both President Barack Obama and the Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Both have sought to convince the American people that both had individual plans to bring speedy growth and job creation.
The American economy plodded to break over a 2% yearly growth pace since the 2007 to 2009 recession and unemployment stays high at 7.9%. It is to be noted that about 23 million yanks are either jobless, part time workers seeking full time jobs but have given up the effort to search.
The plans for the economy of Obama and Romney may be followed. Obama plans to strengthened American manufacture,expand small enterprises, improve education and be less dependent on foreign oil. He sees 1 million new manufacturing jobs by 2016, 600,000 jobs in the natural gas sector and hire 100,000 math and science teachers. Of course there is the need to repair and replace old roads. Money saved ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, would be carried over for infrastructure projects.
Romney has assured on the other hand 12 million jobs in his first term if elected.Or 250,000 jobs a month tentatively. His plans are for tax reforms, economy toward energy independence, slashing regulations and enhancing trade especially with China.
There is housing crisis at the core of the economy,s woes. Both the gentlemen did not spell out detailed plans for how they would go about the execution.
Obama fought the independent regulator of government-controlled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Edward DeMarco, trying to convince him into mortgaging finance firms, to lessen principal for borrowers, owing more than their homes are worth.
Romney remarked at one point in his campaign that housing market needed to hit bottom, without government interference, and offered few clues, on his likely approach to foreclosures.It is agreed that government hand in the mortgage market should be reduced. However neither candidate has outlined a plan to execute.
Obama wants Chairman Ben Bernanke to accept a third term, but sources say that he may decline. His term expires on Jan. 31, 2013. he may be substituted with Fed Vice Chairwoman Janet Yellen, and Romney would not reappoint Bernanke.
Sources say that whoever is chosen by Romney will be little hawkish than Bernanke. Advisers Glenn Hubbard, Greg Mankiw and John Taylor of Romney are in the race.
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Obama proposed to cut the government budget deficit by more than $4 trillion by the next decade.Romney wants to cut marginal tax rates for individuals by 20% and broaden the tax base by closing loopholes. He would keep all the Bush tax cuts in place in a plan which would be revenue neutral. He also wants to reduce federal spending to 20% of US GDP over four years from its current level of about 24%. Both want to reduce the corporate tax rate, although Romney would reduce it further.
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Obama vs Romney: One Day Left To Get The First Lady Of The USA
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Romney has further pledged to repeal the entire law. Although many feel it to be hollow.Obama wants to keep on his current path as regulators work to put in place provisions of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
Finally let the best man be elected.
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Libya votes amid threats and gunfire after 40 years
Written By one-liners on Sunday, July 8, 2012 | July 08, 2012
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July 08, 2012
In over forty years today the Libyans voted what is said to be their first election. Threats and gunfire were heard in some places. A 55-year voter said the country will vote for their fatherland amid shooting takes place or not.
Libya is on the way of conceiving a new nation after the country overthrown Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
The shooting and threats of violence came from the protesters who hoped of stopping the vote as they have the fear the 200 new elected member congress may favor the more populous west around Tripoli and also allow them to dominate in the writing of the new constitution of the country.
The protesters in recent days have attacked polling stations and also burned ballots.
The country suffered a dictatorship rule for forty years under Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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By ONE Liners Agency
July 08, 2012
In over forty years today the Libyans voted what is said to be their first election. Threats and gunfire were heard in some places. A 55-year voter said the country will vote for their fatherland amid shooting takes place or not.
Libya is on the way of conceiving a new nation after the country overthrown Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
The shooting and threats of violence came from the protesters who hoped of stopping the vote as they have the fear the 200 new elected member congress may favor the more populous west around Tripoli and also allow them to dominate in the writing of the new constitution of the country.
The protesters in recent days have attacked polling stations and also burned ballots.
The country suffered a dictatorship rule for forty years under Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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Vote In Congo Amid Violence Fear
Written By Admin on Monday, November 28, 2011 | November 28, 2011
By STAFF Writer
November 26, 2011
CONGO ELECTION NEWS - Congo goes on ballot today, Monday, after weekend clashes between rival parties supporters and security forces in the run-up to parliamentary and presidential election. This is the second post war vote in which the entire Congolese are able to vote.
President Joseph Kabila, in power since 2001, is fighting against ten rivals. More than 18,500 candidates are competing in the five hundred parliament seats.
The poll started late in Goma's eastern lakeside town which experienced some worst pre-election violence. Ballot boxex arrived late at one polling station in Lubumbashi's southern city. Thousands of people were seen in the early hours lined up at polling station to cast their ballots.
In last 15 years the mineral-rich state has seen two wars and experienced decades of misrule. Though officially the last conflict ended in 2003 but the nation in the heart of Africa always remained plagued by instability. The eastern part of Congo is still ruled by plethora of foreign and local rebel groups.
In 1996 Congo plunged into war after neighbors and rebel fighters teamed up to overthrow Mobutu Sese Seko, corrupt men and former dictator who ran the country three decades of kleptocratic rule.
The first election after the end of wars was held in 2006 and was seen as free and fair election but after the voting gunbattles erupted.
On the Human Development Index the United Nations ranked Congo in dead last of 187 countries.
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November 28, 2011 | 0
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National Party To Govern New Zealand Another Term After Record Result
Written By Admin on Sunday, November 27, 2011 | November 27, 2011
By STAFF Writer
November 27, 2011
NEW ZEALAND ELECTION NEWS - After overwhelming results in the New Zealand polls, Prime Minister John Key and the National Party is set to run the country for another term.
After the final counting of votes rolled out last night, the Natioanl Party holds sixty seats in 121-seat Parliament. Under MMP system of the country, 60 seats for one party is unprecedented.
Labour Party only won 34 seats, The Green Party got its best-ever twelve seats, NZ First won from 8 place, three went for Maori Party, and one seat each for Mana, ACT and UnitedFuture.
In his victory speech John Key revealed he already had started talks with leaders of ACT, UnitedFuture and Maori Party last night about forming the next Government. He mentioned would meet the leaders again in next few days.
Key told to reporters of not in need to keep Maori Party on board, but it would enable his government to reach wider range of New Zealanders while serving his term once again.
Meanwhile, the bleak result for the Labour Party was a shock and Goff vowed the fight of the party would continue.
Poll Result
PARTY VOTES% SEATS CHANGE
ACT New Zealand 1.1 1 -4
Green Party 10.6 13 4
Labour Party 27.1 34 -9
Mana 1 1 0
Maori Party 1.4 3 -
National Party 48 60 2
New Zealand First 6.8 8 8
United Future 0.6 1 0
Alliance 0.1 0 -
Aotearoa Legalise 0.5 0 -
Libertarlanz 0.1 0 -
Democrats for Social 0.1 0 -
Conservative Party 2.8 0 -
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Lanka President Re-crowned For Second Term
Written By one-liners on Saturday, November 20, 2010 | November 20, 2010
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SRI LANKA NEWS - In a grand ceremony amidst thousands of Sri Lankans and dignitaries who had witnessed the president sworn-in ceremony where Mahinda Rajapaksa, the second time elected president pledged to wipe out underworld crimes, illicit drugs and corruption.
The ceremony was held in the capital Colombo from a special dais outside the former parliament building.
A heavy security was set up at the ceremony where 10,000 troops and police officers protected the capital and its surroundings. It was a national holiday and public communication was almost nil in several city roads.
Rajapaksa had gained immense popularity when under his leadership Sri Lanka defeated Tamil Tiger last year. Now, the elected president in his speech vowed to wipe out underworld crimes, illicit drugs and corruption from the country. Moreover, He also vowed to ensure all Sri Lankans were provided with electricity by 2012.
The streets of capital and other cities were adorned with portraits and huge banners of Mr. Rajapaksa. The government has issued notice that no other hoardings or cutout be displayed in public until week-long nationwide celebrations are over.
Dignitaries who attended the event include Prime Minister Jigme Thinley of Bhutan, President Mohamed Nasheed of Maldives, and Farooq Naik, chairman of the Pakistan senate.
The opposition parties boycotted today's ceremonies.
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General election voting started as scheduled in Indonesia amid vote boycott and unrest at night
Written By one-liners on Thursday, April 9, 2009 | April 09, 2009
INDONESIA NEWS (Asia): Voting began in Indonesia Indonesians today. This is only the third general election after the fall of the Suharto dictatorship in the year 1998. This is a poll to decide who can run for president in July.
The resignation of dictator Suharto was amid protests and financial ruin after 3 decades in power that heralded the beginning of the "Reformasi" era of political change. Today’s vote is seen as one more key test for Indonesia's young democracy.
Electoral official Enos, of Timika in the far eastern province of Papua said, "Our polling stations are now open for the Indonesian elections. We are waiting for voters to arrive."
Indonesia is mainly a Muslim country with 171 million eligible voters and they are voting in this election to choose between thousands of candidates on local, provincial and national levels. There are total of 520,000 polling booths and some 6,000 inhabited islands in this third general election after 1998.
The polls started at 7:00 am (2200 GMT Wednesday) in Papua. There was of unrest whole night amid calls for independence and a also boycott of the election vote.
Police had shot dead one person because about 100 people armed with arrows and bombs attacked a police booth at night. More news of unrest comes that an office in a university and a fuel depot were put to fire.
According to a report on The Times of India, Bagus Ekodanto, chief of Papua police said "The incidents... indicate that there are people who want the elections to fail"
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