Two Black Panthers with Night Sticks blocked the doors and threatened White Voters at a Poll in Philly
One is actually a FOKEN POLL WATCHER and could not be removed
Both were dressed in Black Panther Garb and one remains at the polling place.
They made Racist Statements Towards Voters to Scare them
No one is hurt
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Only a few thousand people are expected to vote in Darfur’s internally displaced persons camps due to under-registration, but proceedings did not go smoothly for those who did turn out to cast their vote.
There were complaints that many ballot papers were delivered to the wrong places, and some candidates said their names did not even appear on the ballot papers.
The candidates took their complaints to the electoral commission but it said the irregularities were too many to count.
Mohamed Vall reports from Darfur in Sudan. (12 April 2010)
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Taking a break in the studio, Dream challenged Goodfella with a rap battle rematch. Now it’s up to you to decide who wins!!
If you pick Dream-Fella will sing our first single in a chicken suit WHILE dancing.
Pick Fella and you get Dream in hot pants washing a car!
Vote now at:
www . myspace . com/thedreamsite
or
www . myspace . com/jordanmccoy
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As Sudan prepares for national elections set for April 11, tensions are rising as some opposition groups call for a postponement of the poll date and threaten to boycott the vote.
They claim that it is not the right time to hold elections as many candidates have not been given the fair opportunities to carry out a significant electoral campaigns in the volatile country.
But Omar al-Bashir, the president, has accused authorities in the previosuly independent south of obstructing his campaign efforts.
He has warned that a boycott could result in the cancellation of next year’s referendum on independence for South Sudan.
Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from Khartoum.
[March 30, 2010]
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i made up with an idea to vote the most undeserved nul point ever…so i made a video with all the nul points in this contest(semifinals not included~switzerland04)
the rules are the basic eurovision ones(you vote to your top 10 songs giving points from 1 to 12,without 11 and 9,12 for your favourite).as a little plus to the fun you will give 0(nul) points to your least favourite…im not conting these but it will be interesting
the voting will last for 4 months,untill 8 november 2008
good luck to all the countries!
source for all the nul points:
http://www.nul-points.net/halloffame.htm
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Vote fraud is huge in Florida. Mitt Romney supporters allowed to vote as many as 100 times for their candidate in Straw Poll prior to the YouTube debate. We must expose these people for who they are.
View my channel for more VIDEO PROOF. (NOTICE THESE PEOPLE ARE WEARING MITT ROMNEY BUTTONS).
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There were problems with the primaries in Indiana. Twelve nuns were not allowed to vote because of Indiana’s strict new law requiring a valid, current photo ID in order to vote. Seven percent of Americans lack the required paperwork to prove citizenship, which is required to get a government-issued ID in many states. Strict laws that require these documents at the polls disenfranchise voters – and are a solution in search of a problem. Voter impersonation fraud was documented only 24 times from 2002 to 2005 throughout the country. The primaries in Indiana did not go off without a hitch.
All Americans have the right to vote, even if they don’t have access to a valid, current photo ID. Our democracy works best when all Americans participate.
For more info, please visit www.projectvote.org.
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THIS IS A POLL FOR WHO GETS TO FINISH OFF THE BIG GUY IN THE END OF MY MOVIE. I THOUGHT I’D LET ANY RESIDENT EVIL FAN VOTE FOR WHICH OF THE PEOPLE SHOULD KILL HIM.
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Millions of Iraqis are pinning their hopes on the country’s election, but who will win it? Critics are predicting a landslide for Iyad Allawi, the country’s former prime minister, believing that many have grown disillusioned with the government of Nouri al-Maliki, the current prime minister. Inside Iraq asks if the election will improve the fortunes of Iraqis.
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Intimidation as the Voting Polls