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Its task was to frighten people at elections so that they voted for the Fascists.
These elections will be a signal of whether he can match oratorial style with ballot box substance.
Millions of Americans will vote in the November elections with e-voting machines.
Are there any others out there who find comfort in the stub of pencil on a string and other mildly eccentric aspects of elections past?
Both men want to contest local August 10 elections under the banner of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party.
Republicans rule both chambers of Congress and the midterm elections are nearly two years into the future.
Right now, elections are drawing nigh, the date is to be announced on Sunday.
She's also considering going back to paper elections with voting booths so that students can see there's an election going on.
Many payments to politicians were made at times when local and general elections were in the offing.
Japan has just completed what are without question the most watched elections of the postwar era.
If the agreement held, the positions in the new government would be taken up and elections held within a year.
In recent elections soft money has become a way for wealthy individuals to contribute large amounts of money to the political parties.
However in practice there has to be some sort of body of people whose daily work is attending to government so we have elections every few years.
On 25 May there were elections all over Spain for regional parliaments and municipal councils.
Let them take to active campaigning now, contest the elections next time, and later perhaps, even become Ministers.
Regional elections in the early 1990s shifted the reform agenda from liberalization to subnational independence and central state dismemberment.
And that base is especially strong in the primary elections that determine the nominee for President.
If not, the cost and time spent on the 2004 elections could be null and void.
It is doubly disingenuous to claim that problems with security make elections difficult.
California used a plurality rule for nomination and election in regular elections but used an open primary with runoff for special elections.
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He said there had been no clear statement on what the minimum level of participation in elections was, or should be.
This is particularly true here, where elections are mostly fought on race, not ideas.
The Government suffered a backlash in the local and European elections because of the ailing health service.
Councillors from all three parties in Bolton have been wrangling over political power since the local elections on May 1 left a hung council.
In 2001, when the panchayat elections were announced, Bhagwan Devi was encouraged to contest as a ward member.
How are you going to get big voter turnout when everybody seems to think these elections are a big yawn?
It also said it would fight all future elections under the banner of the ruling African National Congress.
The public are wising up because if recent past elections are anything to go by apathetic turn outs just keep getting worse.
He had been de-selected for the council elections and must have been miffed.
Seniors vote in very large numbers, particularly in midterm elections when most people don't vote.
The media can still play a decisive role, however, especially in close-run elections or congressional votes.
But by 1800, contested presidential elections were a regular feature of American government.
That is, that elections are as much about electioneering as they are about principle.
Moscow insists on portraying U.S. encouragement of free media and elections as a plot to extend Western influence at Russia's expense.
On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a disqualification.
The French who abstained in large numbers during the European parliamentary elections were already Euro-sceptics.
If genuinely free elections were permitted, power would inevitably shift towards tribes in the South, predominantly the Ewe.
But the key to winning the elections will be whether they can mobilize their diehard supporters.
Perhaps they will be re-elected in the next elections by default, with no-one having voted!
Officials exude confidence that the projects would gain good speed once the elections are over.
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The left needs to meet the challenge of right wing candidates in union elections next year.
For most of its history, California used closed primary elections to select the nominees of each party for state offices and Congress.
The elections of the 1990s and 2000 have been a time of challenges to the viability of America's venerable two-party system.
Hondurans will go to the polls to vote in presidential, parliamentary and local elections next month.
Indeed, his refusal to postpone elections provided additional evidence, if any were needed, of his cluelessness.
Way back in the last century in rural areas elections were fought and won at the church gates and also in the local towns.
As they barrel toward elections that once held bright promise, the issueless Democrats are girding for a new round of recriminations.
Ballots for Council elections and for the election of officers shall be mailed by first-class mail.
The question is what is the need for advancing the date of elections by a few months.
After the widely hailed tripartite elections of September 28, the country now needs to move forward.
Perhaps it is true that scientific opinion polls are inappropriate for a society that has never known free and fair elections before.
Its members see the key to local elections as a focus on communities, particularly those that feel alienated from the Westminster bubble.
The Iraqi Shias have produced a unity ticket for the elections under the direction of Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the leading Iraqi Shia cleric.
People who work their guts out against one another in federal elections are one big, happy family here.
The elections are significant only insofar as they affect the outcome of the ongoing battle for change.
He expects a big turnout in the elections following the events of last year.
The violent countdown to elections often obscures how that country is charting its new course on the world stage.
The final point to note about the elections is that democracy is meant to be about self-government.
However, it is likely that, under these circumstances, the polling percentage will be very low and threaten to reduce the elections to a farce.
But immediately after the elections violence broke out and several houses were set on fire and people were attacked and killed.
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The UN has already experience in supervising elections under very improvised conditions.
Mozambicans voted last month in elections that went totally uncovered by the British press.
In the European elections in 1999, halfway through the Labour government's term, the Conservatives did remarkably well in the popular vote.
The 1973 legislative elections were very close, and the vote of the right was squeezed by the left as its realignment paid off.
And they kept hammering away right up until the elections that ETA was a prime suspect.
With the party leadership preoccupied with the elections the decision on his successor is pending.
Members voted overwhelmingly in favour of annual elections in a recent ballot.
It established civilian rule in the territory under its control and held elections for a National Assembly.
It is the fact that even sooner, midterm congressional elections can have the effect of emasculating their legislative programs.
He expressed the hope that stability during gubernatorial elections might signal the return of security and order in the province.
We are prepared to have one person, one vote elections and to give up our absolute power.
He is concerned that future elections could be decided by fraudulent voting manipulated by unscrupulous cartels and the like.
On the other hand, perhaps they saw the law on presidential elections as a chance to nobble their rivals before they even got to the start line.
Their policies have to deal with the real world of interest groups, elections and media distortion.
The turnout, in fact, was nearly double that in the municipal elections a year ago.
If this Party is to continue to win elections in North Carolina, it cannot be divided against itself.
To top it off, the last two municipal elections have barely produced an effective council.
This year, the elections will be held in four regencies and one municipality in West Java.
He is slated to lead depressed Argentina until elections for a new president in March.
It is much easier to win elections by preaching hate and fear than understanding and honesty.
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It specifies only elections and leaves the take part clause suggestive and unelaborated.
This report was understood to detail the escalation in human rights abuses since the presidential elections last March.
Chen took candidates for the legislative elections to the temple to pray for success.
These amakhosi would not be officially elected, but after the elections amakhosi of an area would come together to appoint their representative.
Alongside the BiH state elections, there were also elections to the parliaments at entity level and in the Croat-Muslim Federation's cantons.
After all, it took a drubbing in the last local council elections and lost control for the first time in years.
Once again, elections were held for aedile, praetor, quaestor and the other traditional offices of the Republic.
The elections of the 1990s and 2000 have been a time of challenges to the viability of America's venerable two party system.
Last October's local elections revealed it to be a formidable force, outspending and outpolling the competition.
It was more than just a pact of convenience over elections or some specific campaign.
To overcome this crisis democratically and pacifically, the majority of people are asking him to announce elections or simply resign.
Law students make their limited grade option elections for law courses ONLINE at the Law School Registrar's Office Web site.
Informed sources are indicating that after next weekend the imminence of the elections will effectively end any space for agreement.
With elections round the corner, staunch nationalists might want to know if such anti-national matters are important.
The novelties introduced by these elections were many, interesting, and ripe with consequences.
The Communist Party used to win all the elections and ran local governments.
In other local parish and town council elections many are uncontested because there are more seats than candidates, or the same number.
The group will be entering a country where political tensions threaten to reach boiling point, with looming elections and bitter infighting.
No sooner are the local elections over than the government's decentralisation plan has hit the buffers.
All three companies argue that staggered board elections protect shareholders in a takeover attempt.
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This council must make up for all the underspending or they will find themselves out at the council elections this year.
By the time the first multiparty elections took place in April 1993, however, the country had already begun to fall apart.
It soon, however, also opened a Pandora's box of questions about just how internationally compliant Egyptian presidential elections could be.
Everyone was on pins and needles to see if the elections went off smoothly and fierce legal battles could be avoided.
The contingents of the Soviet Army on the territory of Estonia also participated in the elections of the Supreme Soviet, electing four deputies.
Not only that, but many observers noted that the low turn-out on elections day may be put down to the apathy of many potential voters.
But how do you have free and fair elections under an occupation, under a foreign occupation?
Electors in Eden will receive a ballot paper by post for elections to the European Parliament.
Referendums and elections should be held with plain old paper ballots, marked by voters with a sturdy pencil.
Commentaries overwhelmingly support the elections and offer intelligent and well-constructed viewpoints on a variety of election-related topics.
This 'puppetry' as you call it is only temporary until the final elections are held.
Both economists were fascinated by the perplexities of elections and voting under simple majority rule.
He bowed out of politics after receiving 1133 votes, his lowest poll in the four elections he fought over a nine year period.
It is a remarkable coincidence that the elections were held on the eleventh anniversary of these dramatic events.
It has brokered a deal with the ruling African National Congress and will contest future elections under the banner of that party.
In your capacity as an elections official, I appeal to you to weigh in on the side of democratic principles.
He chronicles the many elections of the period 1932-3, but offers little explanation of the psephological trends the polls indicated.
With elections round the corner, the irritation is bound to touch nightmarish levels.
The secessionist government boycotted the elections in order to bolster its claims for international recognition as a separate state.
With elections in the air again, the party is rolling out the old three-card trick.
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Both Bush and Allawi affirmed on Thursday that elections would be held as promised.
But these problems are mounting and Republicans may have to take their lumps in the midterm elections instead.
Let's quickly dismiss the heretical view that the elections are about local and European issues.
The loss of Labour's majority in last week's local elections has upped the political stakes as opposition parties try to negotiate the best deal.
Upper house elections are held every three years, with roughly half the seats up for re-election.
They doggedly believe that EC should just clerically run the elections which must be ordered by them, for their benefit, at their convenience.
What I don't understand is why they don't just have elections for two houses of parliament.
Why would he say that when he himself is politicking like a true politician with elections just around the corner?
Also, the fact that party partisans are put in charge of running the elections is crazy and is an obvious conflict of interest.
It is a grim irony lost on them, for which they will pay dearly in elections to come.
Like elections in the United States and Europe, Canadian elections are ideological battlegrounds.
Mr Nolan is no stranger to the political stage, having run in both the local and general elections in the past.
The Greater London elections also saw a slate of socialists winning substantial votes.
They also keep tabs on the temporary Los Angeles polling places set up so Iranian expatriates can vote in elections in Iran.
The party won a resounding victory at the parliamentary elections on a ticket of law and order, and tax cuts.
Might the increase in the number of elections and referendums have induced election fatigue?
The agreement provided for qualified majority rule and elections with universal suffrage.
The unspoken concern here is that incumbents might use the advantages of incumbency to position themselves to win the elections next January.
Many irregularities happen during elections and genuine voters are often deprived of their right.
At the last elections in May 2002, about 15,000 electors chose a postal vote.
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Fourth, the president must take immediate, urgent, essential steps to guarantee the promised elections can be held next year.
Interestingly, these PR projects began to multiply after gubernatorial elections were done away with late last year.
But what is sometimes overlooked is that the upcoming elections could determine who controls Congress for the next 10 years.
The Green Party, hoping to pick up a few extra seats in the Super Thursday elections on June 10, have spent this week rebranding themselves.
Turnout is also very low in elections for local councils, devolved institutions and the European Parliament.
They would be allowed to vote in elections for municipal assembly members and the head of the municipality they live in.
The next battles were over the first direct elections to the European Parliament.
And he can make so much trouble if he doesn't get the elections he wants that it is not worthwhile crossing him.
In 1176 Pope Alexander III resolved the dispute by declaring the cities to be joint-sees and ordering the chapters to hold elections together.
The local party kept my vote, but in the Euro elections I went for UKIP for a variety of reasons.
Very few other Asian and African countries have held elections with such regularity as India.
As I said, the opposition to the elections is a national, not a denominational or sectarian, movement.
In all presidential elections but one since 1900, Missouri has backed the winning candidate.
At the last European elections British Green MEPs were elected for the first time.
Well, it actually is looking more and more like the forces are aligning for there to be new elections within a week or two.
The governors would be elected by regional parliaments rather than by popular elections as is the case now.
Kubba advocates quick national elections for a second, broadly representative council to perform functions such as drafting a constitution.
Recently the parliamentary elections were held in Uzbekistan which become an important landmark in further democratization of the country.
Australia is perhaps only weeks away from elections for a new federal government, yet we see the usual lacklustre, boring politics.
Whole elections would turn on the questions about gold, silver, bimetallism, and the central bank.
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Your know, you guys have got tons of great ideas but you won't be able to do anything with them unless you win some elections again.
Democratic candidates in presidential elections over the past half-century have won an average of 46.1 per cent of the popular vote.
The local elections were expected to cost 300 billion kwacha, which could be used to fund hospitals and maintain roads, he added.
In these elections it advocates an extreme rightwing programme, reeking of nationalism and xenophobia.
But the moves for exemption are likely to prove highly contentious, coming as they do in the run-up to elections to the Scottish parliament.
The party's electoral fortunes also revived in the state elections and by-elections.
Her analysis demonstrates how off-cycle elections reduce voter turnout and amplify the power of organized interest groups.
For the past three elections the Labour Party has issued a manifesto of its aims and objectives.
Scarborough councillors had been recommended to rule on the scheme before local elections intervened.
The date of county council elections across England, the first Thursday in May, has long been tipped as the most likely date for the poll.
The 1984 elections were hailed as fair by both the international media and observing organisations, something that has not happened since.
Should the elections be held freely, there is no telling what the outcome will be.
This is a serious development which could threaten free elections and representative democracy itself.
Held under these conditions, the elections could only be expected to deepen such schisms.
He also lacerated Dr Cowley's record in relation to the recent European elections when he attempted to support two candidates.
To avoid different voting systems, the betting is that STV will be recommended for parliamentary elections too.
In past years they never voted in local elections because they still officially resided in their hometowns in Oaxaca.
Mori stated that if the no-confidence motion were passed he would call general elections rather than resign.
This volatile issue was used to mobilize voters and swing elections at all levels.
Until a few days ago, there was hardly any news in Danish newspapers and magazines about elections in India.
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On Monday, the elections committee met and decided to reschedule the election.
As the 1998 midterm elections approached, Republican lawmakers had no desire to alienate the conservatives who formed their core constituency.
The closeness of voting in marginal seats in both state and federal elections demonstrates that our individual votes do matter.
The loud protestations from the government that it opposed the cancellation of the North's elections do little to help its case.
In 2003, the legislative elections were cancelled due to this intransigence.
As soon as it was over the purged Councils annulled the results of the spring elections in 49 departments, leaving 177 vacant seats.
As the November elections approach, there are those who will say that one must simply accept the inevitable and vote for the lesser of two evils.
Now, I think we can all agree that one of the closest elections in history can hardly qualify as a blowout.
Ever since the disputed elections of 2000, opponents have protested against the worsening economic situation and lack of political dialogue.
With the forthcoming London mayoral elections in June, the three main candidates have thrown their hats into the ring.
Last month, a referendum in Egypt approved constitutional changes allowing competitive elections for the presidency.
He added that it has always been the stand of his party that elections can never lead to a solution to the issue.
The elections last year saw each of the five nations either re-elect their leaders or keep the ruling party in power.
With the May elections looming, the last thing it wanted was to impose a big tax increase.
Fortunately, uncontested elections seem to be the exception rather than the norm in Boroondara.
He works as a civil servant in a local job centre, and stood as a candidate in the 10 June elections for the London Assembly.
Also, the proportional representation system used in the Assembly elections means that votes do not translate directly into seats.
Thursday's elections have proved how far removed from reality the perceptions of the Blair leadership really are.
Punch cards have averaged a residual vote rate of 2.5 percent in presidential elections and 4.7 percent down the ballot.
Its elections a few months ago were a sham, a transparent attempt to provide a democratic cloak for a body which is anything but democratic.
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Was the hype akin to a practice run for parliamentary and presidential elections this fall?
If these elections had taken place anywhere else in the world they would have been denounced as undemocratic and unfair.
In recent times, the voter turnout in elections has hovered around 50 percent, with young voters in particular staying away in droves.
She said the voter turnout in the coming elections would be between 50 per cent and 60 per cent at the most.
Interestingly, in one of my classes at university on Thursday we discussed the elections for a few brief minutes as a sidetrack.
Dare one hope that those in charge of our destinies after elections will appreciate the necessity?
Mixed feelings swell up inside me when I consider the issue of postal ballots in the local elections this year.
But those elections may not prevent the country effectively dividing into three autonomous regions.
He heads a Commonwealth troika tasked with taking action on the country following controversial elections held in March.
He had been elected onto the town council at the local elections in May last year.
And with elections for local bodies round the corner, political parties are likely to try their best to get maximum political mileage out it.
The recent European elections revealed a deep disaffection with mainstream politics.
The oligarch helps the politician win elections through the normal legal machinery of the mass media.
The whole idea of elections is that there should be a choice between a number of candidates.
The chief ayatollah of the Shiite Muslims in Iraq says he wants direct democratic elections to take place.
His vote share grew and in the Assembly elections he led the party in securing 45 per cent of the ballot.
Already overshadowed by political complexity the elections will also take place against a backdrop of violence.
My recommendation is that we get general elections out of the way now and start the ball rolling.
Sunday's parliamentary elections brought a convincing win for the center-right.
Ray predicted that violations would be rampant during both legislative and presidential elections and during the ballot counting.
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Their attitude toward the aborted Algerian legislative elections is illustrative.
Our elections should be a contest of policies, unclouded by bigotry or racism.
The Democrats lost the mid-term elections because the Greens did not rattle their cage.
Voters in the Papua New Guinea island of Bougainville have been going to the polls in the first elections for an autonomous government.
The EC announced elections to be held now on December 10 after it was satisfied that now free and fair elections can be held.
The guerrillas are alleging that the secular process of American-sponsored elections will result in un-Islamic laws.
After a peaceful transition, the elections produced the first representative, multiparty National Assembly.
In May 1994, a new constitution was approved, and then the first multiparty elections took place.
The Western ideal for representative democracy involves free, multiparty elections and maintenance of civil liberties.
The elections for the county council take place at the same time and in the same polling stations as the general election.
Politics needs money to win elections and influence and pays little attention to the sources of this money.
Boucher refused to speculate when asked if the action could lead to the imposition of emergency or postponement of general elections in Pakistan.
The series of television debates in the American presidential elections has seen ratings soar.
The Constitution of the Second Republic of Gambia provides for elections by universal suffrage for adults eighteen and older.
People's concerns over the summer were dominated less by impending elections than by electricity bills.
Hounslow was the first council in the country to webcast a meeting and since then we have webcast local elections and other key council meetings.
We learned from past elections that the nation's fate depends on whom the people choose as the president.
Persistent showers and overcast skies did not stop the people of Antigua and Barbuda from going to the polls in general elections on Tuesday.
There, elections seem to stretch to eternity and back in an endless loop of dollar-drenched democracy.
In 1991 Poland's first fully democratic elections saw twenty-four parties gain seats in the Sejm and further fragmented the Solidarity camp.
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It has superintended two general elections, two municipal elections and numerous by-elections.
It is not known yet whether there will be a by-election or if the vacancy will stand until the town council elections in May.
For many years successive elections and by-elections results have shown that almost the same number of people cast their votes.
Party divisions led to huge losses in by-elections and local government elections until the party at the grass roots seemed close to extinction.
During the elections for the aedileships a fight broke out and numbers of people were killed.
Pollsters are predicting that next month's European elections could result in a historic three-way tie in Scotland.
The mob attempted to rush the doors to the 19th floor elections office, and several people were trampled and manhandled in the process.
In many recent elections the polls were open from 8am to 10 pm but yesterday the opening hours were 9am to 9pm.
I've been watching a great deal of coverage of the imminent US Presidential elections on TV and reading about it in the papers.
Compared to the results of the national elections held last September 22, the reversal is no less dramatic.
He cites both the 1970 and 1992 elections, when the polls suggested a clear Labour lead, and the elections delivered surprise Tory victories.
Party wheel horse Kevin Shelley, the secretary of state, has told county elections officials they can take their time in verifying signatures.
Meanwhile, Kerry students have called for Saturday to remain the polling day for all elections in the future.
We're all thoroughly in agreement that these first-past-the-post elections are a bad thing.
A few years ago, when rectorial elections rolled around at St Andrews University, a group of us decided to run Germaine Greer for the post.
With midterm congressional elections approaching rapidly, both parties have said that passage of drug coverage will be critical to their success.
And then, in the aftermath of the stolen elections that year, the contradictions suddenly turned very ugly indeed.
It is exactly these regularly held elections and the freedom of the press that have brought realism to Russian foreign policy and purged it of ideology.
Many Iranian M.P.s have been jockeying for power in the lead-up to parliamentary elections scheduled for next spring.
Not even the Presidential elections aroused much interest locally.
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This, it should be said, gets to a broader point that is important to reiterate whenever elections are on the horizon.
Free and fair elections also include a well-informed electorate.
In the elections nowadays, after the polls close, the ballot boxes are opened and ballots counted openly in front of any interested citizen who wants to attend.
The election process was almost interrupted by hundreds of student protesters who forced their way into the university's central office where the elections took place.
Moreover, new members are now eligible to be nominated to run in general elections or party polls instead of having to wait for between two to five years.
Next May sees full council elections across England and Wales, and the BNP is aiming to pick up seats in target areas such as West Yorkshire and Barking, east London.
Surely the administration's desire to be shut of that country, at least in appearances before the November elections must play a part in these hopes.
Getting money for elections from party headquarters, are you codding me?
Thereafter the London Government has to choose between calling fresh elections or putting the North's devolved government and parliament into cold storage for a period.
Today, there are problems because when those vying for offices fail to win the polls, then the elections have been rigged and the issue should be settled physically.
On the one hand, the elections this month gave them a poke in the eye.
It is a commonplace in Germany that elections are decided by the middle.
All the signs lead one to believe that elections will lead to a theocracy.
Sono told the court he had voted at national level for the African National Congress in the 1994 elections and his provincial vote went to the Inkatha Freedom Party.
He had acted as personating agent for the party at successive elections and was always to the fore at Church gate collections and fund raising events.
As long as they remain reliant on the multinational forces, it will be difficult to create a national consensus that will allow the elections to succeed.
And in the 1994 elections they went on to win a House majority.
The coming local elections are well and truly a family affair, with seven husband and wife teams joined on party lines as well as by marriage lines to fight seats.
He decided to wait until after the elections before making a move.
As they prepare for presidential elections in November, Congolese fear their country will become the next Ivory Coast.
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Yet the rosters of presidential candidates in recent elections have been composed almost entirely of sitting or former senators, governors, and vice presidents.
And with a history of elections marred by rigging, voters were particularly sensitive and vocal about hints of irregularities.
The cost of running all these elections and the challenged elections all return to the union too, so the government attempted to bleed the unions with this legislation.
It is a motto today's liberals and progressives would do well to hang on the walls of the political campaign war rooms in the elections of the coming years.
He confounded all opinion polls by coming second in the presidential elections, as a result of which he entered the run-off elections against him.
The discovery of a crate of 1,000 uncounted postal ballots from last year's local elections has raised fresh doubts over the safety of postal voting.
Clearly, monkeying around with elections is an idea whose time has come.
On another note, all elections should be held only after the monsoons, and after all the candidates have been forced to walk on foot through the city during the rains.
He lost his job after a shock defeat at the local elections in June.
He faces a tough few months, with rebellions likely on the European constitution as well as the terror laws before the crunch local elections in May.
As we gird our national loins for the mid-term elections in November, here is a brisk primer on the movement.
Opposition politicians refuse to participate in new elections unless he steps down, and the rebels say they will lay down their weapons only when he is ousted.
The only way Republican leaders will change their tactics is if they lose a few elections in a row doing it.
This is compared to the voter's signature on file at the elections office.
It is impossible, with the best of wills to conduct free and fair elections under occupation with a war of attrition taking place between rebels and occupiers.
Sources in the ministry say any decision on this matter could acquire a political hue, so it is better to defer the decision till the elections are over.
Wilders, in fact, is putting all of his political effort into the European Parliament elections coming up in May.
Shia proponents of the elections will argue that while the process may be marred by violence, the process in the long term could end terrorism in Iraq.
In elections last May, however, the Flemish separatists won big, which could eventually pave the way to a partitioned nation.
I have little doubt that the elections will be only a game of musical chairs that will yield a government of the parties already collaborating with the occupiers.

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