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Angola goes to polls

  
Africa's biggest oil producer goes to the polls on Friday for its first peacetime elections.
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Lingering tensions slow Iraqi withdrawal plans

  
Concern over upcoming elections and widening tensions among Iraq's religious and ethnic groups appear behind the U.S. military's recommendation to put the brakes on withdrawing more American troops from Iraq despite improvements in security.
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News of the 09/04/2008
    

Poll shows Japanese want snap elections

  
Two new candidates indicated Thursday they would join the race to replace Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda after his abrupt resignation this week, but a new poll suggests voters want their say in national elections.
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News of the 09/02/2008
    

'Palin's Against All I Stand For'

  
Acid-tongued comedian Joan Rivers has told Sky News who she is going to vote for in the US presidential elections.
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News of the 08/31/2008
    

Canada edges closer to early elections

  
Canada appeared to be edging closer to early elections with the minority government hoping a vote sooner rather than later will help Conservatives stay in power.
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News of the 08/30/2008
    

Official: Canada elections to be set for October

  
Canada's prime minister will likely schedule an election in October to try to shore up his minority government, a senior official in his office said Friday.
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Iraq election law must pass mid-Sept for 2008 vote

  
Iraq's parliament must pass a contentious elections law by mid-September in order to allow anticipated provincial polls to be held this year, the Electoral Commission said on Saturday.
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News of the 08/29/2008
    

Gore accuses McCain of policies too close to Bush

  
Al Gore told Democrats Thursday night that the 2008 election is close because defenders of the status quo "are desperately afraid of the change Barack Obama represents." And the former vice president said he knows something about close elections.
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News of the 08/28/2008
    

Judge orders English ballot printed in Puerto Rico

  
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered election officials to add an English translation to Spanish-only ballots for November elections.
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News of the 08/26/2008
    

Casey: Voters want to connect at personal level

  
Sen. Bob Casey's advice to Sen. Barack Obama: Keep talking about yourself. In past national elections, national Democratic candidates have focused too much on policy, when in reality voters wanted to know more about them, Casey, D-Pa., told The Associated Press.
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News of the 08/25/2008
    

Canada PM aide says opposition severs contact

  
A push by Canadian Prime Minister Stephan Harper to call for early elections is picking up steam, with his spokesman accusing the head of the country's main opposition party of refusing to meet or speak with the prime minister.
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News of the 08/24/2008
    

Indictments to stand against DeLay associates

  
An appeals court has declined to throw out money-laundering indictments against two of former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's political operatives, who had claimed that state elections law used to charge them was too confusing to proceed.
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News of the 08/21/2008
    

McCain hopes to turn the tide in Great Lakes area

  
Democratic dominance in presidential elections has been the norm for decades throughout much of the country's union-strong industrial Great Lakes region.
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News of the 08/17/2008
    

Rural economic woes may provide opening for Obama

  
The folks in this picturesque mountain community with red barns and Amish buggies have been voting overwhelmingly Republican in national elections for decades.
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News of the 08/13/2008
    

Venezuela closes registration on barred candidates

  
Venezuela has closed registration for candidates running in November's state and local elections -- leaving out 272 officials barred from running.
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