1. HOPE – Best Renewables Now Cost Same as Coal Power
(Newsletter)

...3) said they voted for Barack Obama for president, according to an exit poll made by this reporter. CONTINUE... Voter Intimidation in Odd Places Investigating Reports By MWC NEWS    ...

2. Taking politics seriously
(Newsletter)

...ment with Iraqi officials to extend the U.S. occupation of Iraq is reaching a point of desperation. CONTINUE... Voter Intimidation, Machine Malfunctions Investigating Reports By MWC NEWS &nbsp...

3. Voter Intimidation in Odd Places
(Opinions/Daily)

Even in Safe States, hints of fear and intimidation Swampscott, Massachussetts, isn't the place you'd pick for right-wing hatemongering. Sandwiched between the industrial cities Lynn and Salem on Bost

4. Voter Intimidation, Machine Malfunctions
(Opinions/Daily)

Early Voting Sees Reports of Voter Intimidation, Machine Malfunctions Early voting has begun, and problems are already emerging at the polls. In West Virginia, voters using touchscreen machines have c

5. Greg Palast on Vote Rigging and Suppression
(Opinions/Daily)

...’ conclusions were turned upside-down. TOVA WANG: They left out a lot of the information that we provided regarding voter intimidation and vote suppression. They left out—edited out a number of thin...

6. Karzai maintains Afghan poll lead
(Archived/News/Global)

Hamid Karzai has extended his lead in the race for the Afghan presidency, but is still short of the 50 per cent needed to avoid a run-off, elections officials have said.

7. Karzai widens early poll lead
(Archived/News/Global)

Incumbent Hamid Karzai has expanded his lead over Abdullah Abdullah, his main rival in the race for the Afghan presidency, the country's election commission has said.

8. Deadly blast strikes Afghan capital
(Archived/News/Global)

At least seven people are believed to have been killed and more than 85 others wounded in a suicide car bombing in the most heavily guarded area of the Afghan capital.

9. Hasina triumphs in Bangladesh vote
(Archived/News/Global)

An alliance led by Sheikh Hasina Wajed, the former Bangladeshi prime minister, has won a landslide election victory in the country's first poll in seven years.

10. Call for Zambia vote recount
(Archived/News/Arab)

Michael Sata, leader of Zambia's opposition Patriotic Front party, said he will launch legal proceedings challenging the result of the country's presidential election held last week.