With no opposition, Mr Mugabe won 85% of the vote in the runoff, but many were forced to vote for him.
Tower said he mesmerized by the size of the vote in five of the.
In this spirit we buy property, conduct business, plant crops, send our children to college, vote in elections.
The first vote in April was inconclusive, and a second round was eventually ruled illegal and nullified.
This rebranding has had some effect in her adopted state: she won 61% of the (generally conservative) vote in upstate New York in 2006.
In January, the vote in favour of trying the field method was "as enthusiastic as you could get from a faculty," says Mr Nohria, wryly.
Mr Massa insisted the Democratic leadership had forced him out ahead of a tight vote in the House on a health-care bill, which he opposed last year.
Manchester United are top of the league again – as Britain's most hated club, pulling in almost a third of the total vote in a survey of fans, the Daily Star of London reported.
"All addictions are imprisonments for the soul," according to Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, who made a rare intervention to cast his vote in the Lords against the plan.
Should be, the bartender is a dynamic career, full of vitality and passion of the profession, is also a vote in his life can be art, the future is bright and very bright.
First Nations living on a reserve could not vote in federal elections until 1960.
But only one House Republican was willing to vote in favour, and none at all in the Senate.
How many times in American history has a candidate won the black vote in a state, roughly split the white vote, and still lost the state by a whopping 10 percentage points?
The CSU in Bavaria is accustomed to winning more than half the vote in the state, but in this election barely topped 40%.
Yet the Americans regard Brazil, South America's biggest country by far, as a swing vote in a shaky region and have consistently praised its orthodox economic policies.
Earlier this month Fianna Fail did badly in the European election and worse in local elections, when it recorded the lowest share of the national vote in its 83-year history.
"I supported Boiko because he is the only man who can stand up and say what is wrong and what is right and implement it," said Maria Nikolova, 50, after casting her vote in the capital.
A peaceful vote in a relatively large African country would be aprize in itself.
In principle, the constitutionality of laws in Finland is verified by a simple vote in the parliament.
He bungled a confidence vote in parliament, and a huge package of emergency aid will pass only if he resigns.
Should all eligible electors be able to vote in functional constituency elections in the future, this could be one of the models for universal suffrage.
In fact, the party plunged below even the worst-case forecasts: it now runs not a single county in England, and won less than 16% of the vote in the European poll.
President Karzai was accused of signing off the controversial law to win the support of Shia voters, who are a potentially critical swing vote in the August 20 presidential election.
Seventeen days later, Jiang vote in May 5th, five days after carrying out the dead father.
To be elected, they must win at least 10% of the vote in the province from which they are running.
The loss of a congressional seat also means the loss of a vote in the electoral college, which decides presidential elections.
Greek Prime Minister Papandreou is not backing down with his plan to hold a confidence vote in Parliament on Friday and the referendum on the proposed austerity measures later in the year.
Women vote in larger Numbers than men, and have done so in every election since 1964.
It follows the debacle in the 2000 presidential vote involving "hanging chads" from punch CARDS, and doubts about newer paperless vote machines that critics say leave no trail for a recount.
The Mandare sits as the arbitrator, only casting a vote in case of a while and the persecutors act as advisers.
Angolans were about to vote in their first general election in 16 years.
The idea that which car or magazine you buy predicts how you will vote has captured the imagination of the chattering classes, he says, but the best guide is whether you vote in a party primary.
But Obama says her vote in the Senate to authorize the war in Iraq shows her lack of good judgment and he also questions the basis of her claim to experience.
Status Offline And today in New Hampshire, I'm pounding the pavement, looking for every last vote in next Tuesday's primary.
When Mr Lamont ended up with just 40% of the vote in the general election it was hailed as a victory, although it sent Mr Lieberman back to the Senate with even less party loyalty than before.
But even if the President rejects the bill, Congress can override his veto with a two-thirds majority vote in both the House and the Senate.
In November's elections Californians will vote in a referendum on the repeal of the law underpinning the state's planned emissions cuts.
In November the people of Baden-Württemberg are scheduled to vote in a Stuttgart 21 referendum—but they will stop it only if at least one-third of the eligible electorate votes against.
BY RIGHTS, giving long-term South Korean residents in Japan the right to vote in local elections should be uncontroversial.
We can only Duinin Shui: to vote in the Peach, at the Lee, teachers, Thank you!
