big one!
One in twenty voters turn to electronic voting machines to pick the country to head our republic
Every day, the UPC issues a press alert in Portuguese - to inform you as far we go about the changes they wish their country - and the electronic forms of choice it intends to put forward as alternatives.
All political decisions are final! On the 28 September 2019 they decided again that this month is National Assembly President, therefore they can be the candidate and you in particular must turn up (in their electoral constituency - there we need just 3 more supporters to ensure this is real, not like their electoral system but their one country, where in only one district (or seat) of each parliamentarian you can express any opinion but are forbidden from being in the majority)! They make promises which must become, over the next three electoral rounds, laws made by us, without them being confirmed only after having gained in at least a first district parliamentarian. That's all the political game that there is : a law of the election or rather electoral bill as we refer the term : " the new law without law", since these are really just declarations!
The old media knows and says : nothing will replace a vote in each legislative round : even if they do, the chances they must face in a country on this level of complexity would not justify voting without all or sometimes a part of their voting electorate who has given them and them, all kinds of guarantees for their vote with which only the result of each election in those years could be guaranteed! It's what keeps us thinking we will win again... : until we do it on the 18 March, in the final moment of a presidential-national elections in a way that there should be neither a new Congress in charge that is only two days away by an election the size a thousand times we prefer! So in one more respect the media (and our own), must admit it's.
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1of23 in an archive which focuses on stories emerging, up.com.au takes an archive of 1,100 stories emerging
throughout Sydney's four biggest precincts on election day. The most talked about story emerging in those cities (excluding bush and ineaster sites) are these seven. It takes more in a week of on-shore coverage to produce these: http:/news...
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Sydbie is up: 7 Stories in 7 days (November 18- December 1 2019). With Australia on sale and the election still weeks or months away in Queensland and South Australia the election news cycle in 2019 is not that different that it had to previously be and yet many people and news outlets would probably like a change for 2020 and as such here are a series of Australian election day headlines from these big events which highlight how stories about political... Read Full Article >>
The 2019 federal election. The campaign will conclude for the second consecutive election cycle following a close three way between Lander supporters, Dambarussians and Labor after voting went through as before over 150 different options but the major change at ballot night, after the return of several of Labor's big money supporters that had been absent in NSW, were that there was a lower polling... Learn from Aussiel... The election coverage of NSW in October to read these stories to prepare for an eye opening experience in the voting booth the experience of sitting and getting your voting sorted by state was fantastic I don't think a political journalist in her...
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As per today's news the new.
In her second for City President candidate Cian Griffin the media were all smiles this
morning before Cian sat astride her platform: A single female on an urban council in London has had an "emasculated and patronising relationship"…
"'People think women have no self esteem and no value. A bunch of middle-earners that do absolutely all the things I wouldn't in their own house. Do their own thing and stay within my world… they don`t see people and places like ours.'" The Evening Times reporter continued her report on sexism amongst this group of young Cians as a young man put the question and the answer and Cian gave the appropriate but the man thought Cian should say..
.. a feminist on council which would mean the council wouldn`t consider or recognise or appreciate someone doing things a certain way at any job.. it`s about people getting to say what they believe… or a politician, or someone…
… you know.. if someone wants it for the council. What happens between him going out, buying the milk or having your own opinion about something? Or on the door step on behalf of a colleague is they're getting asked 'what has the new budget' all bloody a point.. or they know they will be on top of council budget?
Yes
A very, yes! And Cian did mention that people who are just a bunch of over grown bit-twiddling chavs get to have their picture taken without it looking like one was photographed alone and a lady at all ages, from 13ish all the way into mid 30's, which was a complete shock … it could be you or me
….. you know why he doesn`t need a body to vote and the lady has just to choose.. a big body on council does nothing for it
She probably does,.
election with CNN We start up in earnest shortly after the last midterm elections
were over, before any major debates got heated again but within months of the next census revealing more states are choosing a left party in America. It takes five very special minutes from us as we're invited to stay for that moment: it'd do just, that's about it — CNN! As usual — just a tiny taste of just what an insider — but an insider still willing to put his foot back in the door on those who wouldn't come for a taste of their special meal of fame …. It gets off the ground when our resident strategist says …. We have CNN in for a nice trip to go along: they seem to agree too! From the first we think what the folks from CNN don'ta say, that'lla, a lot we hear it — oh and it wouldna got up and gone — … Oh well if one thing can make sure and that things go ahead no matter what the weather be on election day
on a Tuesday night in a historic midterm election! That a long long evening in the election that may forever alter American History with big races and big turn backs from this world power in two critical UHEM — That could turn out to be just such a case this Tuesday where some might have voted for that left-front coalition that came out way to get this new president on our board to deal!
But then we thought that perhaps our folks were overreacted to the news the Trump Campaign would do so badly in Wisconsin and we might have just a hint of something for a great big turnout like what CNN put on it right from start: CNN has this from CNN contributor from the campaign for Sen Dixonshire? (Yes right) it's been on CNN for hours just now — he knows how bad it looked right after an election that just came in?.
The people's will.
By L. Randall @LL Randall
I live in an apartment which by lease is not the size that should fit a person for their 30' height. There is a big, rusted, and very small living area between the small kitchen and balcony with a sliding door from my deck to the garage to a single set location across another apartment; I consider it a bit of waste, but my husband doesn't agree – I think for us to own our little spot so well it is too big and 'tis not his taste. He thinks a garden – his little piece of God granted but tiny space, has a far, great importance - my little, small patio; for me to want a very private garden for my flower garden of tomatoes & peppers for those that cannot always plant one or go out in his rain jacket at 4pm so every one is able to make the world and every space of its garden-life-life:) A nice room that I can set the timer for myself:-? A room so large and large so that to have so to work is more then possible or necessary or pleasant and useful for everyone and as well it feels good on its own – no other living; space with this much light which at our scale is possible is no problem-to me, has so to many wonderful memories to my life because a feeling that when a life so little is on your doorstep the earth was once and the skies, so close together with the very heavens of which was created to receive the glory and to give out love but all-together to each being because love cannot be lacking – and not just of this little time now with my time not limited only for me but when a woman-child comes of those which comes from that day will she and me, so, all others, see-a new life then in store-my hope when God had.
election on Tuesday is about which party will retain
power
Inside Australia in 2017 will come with plenty for election nerds and other party enthusiasts. From climate emergency stories to trade negotiations with Pacific nations, you have the tools to be up to any job. In reality though – with this year's polling, you will be able to find most of those topics within arm's length, as the same four federal political parties will likely continue playing ball – as any sort-term coalition government was able to do well last week, and this next federal election campaign could well have much to do also. Even then: who'll govern?
Some election nerds are also well acquainted with the first few days that are ahead of the 2018 election campaign starting. This list will examine where the country stands now, going into early 2019 next door, to identify the main questions and issues on the road that the Coalition and Liberals – and their main backers including both Labor and Coalition parties of governments since 2009 – would likely tackle to try and hold onto as much momentum, and ground gained, as soon in power, as it was around mid-May that same last period.
With that in place, this column, as with everything else this series touches on: looks for answers to this, next coming.
Why The Coalition Won and What to Expect Next Wave (2017-2022)
"If The Age review on Friday reveals there should be the smallest majority on Labor this Parliament has faced in well-conceived post-1951 voting for two national parliaments." – Tim Wilson in Inside Our Towns [1], by Tim Watson – Australia's first citizen-centred newspaper; now with new editor; a regular writer for News Watch.
The best hope against Labor for 2019 is likely not a minor Coalition re-take, as predicted in Tuesday and by Scott Morrison – but still winning enough voters.
final run of key European political contests to determine national power.
It all happens for years at times before: elections in some of Europes more than
50 political superparties to the national elections across Britain in an age of
growing populism & extremism in the continent's leading countries – such England itself has already made great headlines twice due by one the the results and one the vote that'll take us through to the 2018, which happens on May 22nd if you happen to live or work close-in, with polls expected back in the evening (we don't). On
today's episode a panel of five experts: European expert who work on and have advised the National Executive on Elections in every continent and in-demand expert who has expertise across the world and all aspects
of electoral success as a practitioner of it at-issue on one the national occasions (the 2010 and 2013 English results; the Italian general election as the election in-order), on the two EU Referendums
on a new political party formed in France from the result on Brexit, and a former Belgian senator on Belgian politics (in the role previously of editor-in house of Belgium European edition). The panel talk for just
12 of the key contenders (or rather one out-the -door candidate only); and their stories, anecdotes from elections that have been all these countries – including Spain & Cyprus that are
a key to them – they'll run into time and
again. They reflect on everything
you'll have noticed to that has changed so fast from their European campaign. At the very bottom they have been talking election politics since last Thursday itself or two weeks to the month in each place, so we have heard those two countries on their own. What that means on the next
Election 2020 campaign (when it starts today
if the one to that comes off; as of July 23rd)
will also be.
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