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Mar 04

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Iraq Violence Targets Early Voters as Sunday Election Draws Near

Iraq began early voting for its parliamentary elections amid blasts at polling locations that killed at least 17 people and injured more than 30 people. Ray Suarez reports.

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Nov 07

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The Electorate Process Inspires ‘Election Day’ Poem

In the week that Americans cast their ballots and elected Sen. Barack Obama to the presidency, J.D. McClatchy, a professor, poet and critic, reads "Election Day," a poem about voting.

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Nov 04

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Political History Takes New Course in ’08 Election

Elections from both the 1930s and the 1990s have centered on the economy, but the 2008 presidential race featured a unique combination of economic, racial and foreign policy issues. Historians discuss the events and offer some parallels from past elections.

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Nov 04

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Voters Encounter Long Lines Amid Heavy Turnout

Polling stations across the nation reported unusually high voter turnout on Tuesday, with many casting ballots encountered long lines. NPR reporter Pam Fessler talks about how polling places fared on Election Day.

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Nov 04

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Economy, Demographic Changes Impact Election Outcome

Demographic changes in some states and worries about the economy have shifted the electoral map this campaign season. Amy Walter and Stuart Rothenberg discuss these significant changes and which voter groups may have had the biggest impact on the presidential…

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Nov 04

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Obama Supporters Gather in Chicago on Election Night

Tends of thousands of supporters of Barack Obama gathered in Chicago's Grant Park Tuesday night to wait out election night. Judy Woodruff reports from the scene.

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Oct 17

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Election Officials Grapple With Voting Irregularities in New Mexico

Recent elections in New Mexico have encountered voting irregularities, including missing ballots and technical troubles. After a report on efforts to ensure a fair election in Albuquerque, an election law expert examines the voting problems.

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Oct 01

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Campaigns Rush to Court Clinton’s Fla. Supporters

Sen. Hillary Clinton held a strong foothold in the key state of Florida during the primaries -- and her supporters are not yet running to either presidential ticket. Judy Woodruff reports on efforts by the Obama and McCain campaigns to…

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Sep 30

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In Fla., Parties Push to Register Voters, Get Them to Polls

In the second segment in a series about Florida's continued status as a political battleground, Judy Woodruff examines efforts to register new voters in the Sunshine State and what both parties' plans are to get out the vote come November.

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Aug 08

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Shields and Brooks Mull GOP Retirements, Convention Plans

As an increasing number of GOP House members announce they will not run for re-election, analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss possible power shifts in Congress and emerging plans for the party conventions.

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