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Absentee Voting

4 hours ago ago from Overseas Filipinos

Voting can be one of the most essential roles a citizen can play in his own country. From critically observing who deserves to be the leader of the country to solely deciding whom to select among the many choices—all are in the hands of every voter. In the Philippines, one of the vital duties of the state is to provide an orderly system where Filipinos can exercise their right to vote not just here but also when abroad; and this is what ...

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Qualified OFWs, seamen voters reach 589,830

4 hours ago ago from Overseas Filipinos

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) said Thursday that overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and seafarers qualified to vote in the May 10, 2010 polls have reached a total of 589,830 spread out in four continents and more than 100 countries, hence their votes could be crucial in deciding the winning candidates not necessarily for President and Vice President but for the 12 Senate slots and party-list representatives at stake in next year’s major ...

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UM, Rocking the Vote

21 hours ago ago from Missoulapolis

As someone who voted as soon as I was eligible, I don't get this . Emily May, vice president of the Associated Students of the University of Montana, who spoke against closing the University Center polling place, asked the commissioners not make their job any harder. I don't know how often you talk to freshmen, she said, but it's difficult explaining to them why they should vote, let alone where they should vote. I think it's ...

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Election promises give way to cash-for-vote

19 hours ago ago from Of Facts and Fiction

Gone are the days when voters in India, especially the poor and the downtrodden, had to wait indefinitely for the benefits promised by MLAs or MPs during their election campaigns. At the most, the voters could expect some benefit at the fag end of their five year term so that the legislators concerned could look forward to another five year term. But now the voters don’t have to wait indefinitely for the succors. The candidates or party ...

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Another drive is on with your neighbour friend

17 hours ago ago from Sights, sounds and smells from Bangalore

Another drive is on with your neighbour friend Janaagraha has introduced the concept of Area Voter Mitra to guide and motivate voters Sunitha Rao R. Bangalore As the BBMP elections are nearing, Janaagraha, a NGO, has started Jaagte Raho campaign to increase the electoral registration percentage in the city. The campaign, launched four days back in the city, has introduced the concept of Area Voters Mitra (AVM), who is 'your ...

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David Sirota: The "Candidate vs. President" Canard

10 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

What are we willing to absolve politicians of? What are we willing to forgive them for doing, and what are we not willing to forgive them for doing? This is a question I ask in my newspaper column out today . I look at it this way: As a voter, I'm willing to forgive most things (within the law) that a candidate did not promise to be during the election campaign. If a lawmaker has personal problems (womanizing, etc.), that's their problem - ...

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