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Meanwhile, in Jericho, the only West Bank city without a major Israeli military presence, Palestinian officials released a plan for reform and elections aimed at placating the Bush administration.
And in Wisconsin — in addition to a lawsuit that has resulted in a court order temporarily suspending the anti-union law for violating the open meetings act — unions have collected tens of thousands of signatures to hold recall elections aimed at ousting a half-dozen Republican state senators, as a first step to repeal the law.
Meanwhile, Mr. Abbas said in Vienna on Monday that he remained hopeful that Palestinian elections aimed at a renewed unity between the West Bank and Gaza would occur by May 4, a year since the two sides signed a deal to try to end their dispute.
In Northern Ireland, which this month held yet another round of "last chance" elections aimed at getting local power-sharing moving in time for Tony Blair to claim it as his legacy, you could be forgiven for thinking that the entire political process was a joke.
President Hadi was sworn in on Saturday following an election aimed at ending more than a year of turmoil.
Last year, You Tianlong, a Chinese doctoral student in justice studies at Arizona State University, co-founded a podcast called "Xuanmei," or "U.S. Election," aimed at younger, urban Chinese.
Mr Dzurinda promptly advanced the next election from September to June.A stumble at the first stepFour people were killed during chaotic scenes at a few polling stations during a presidential election aimed at providing Haiti with democratic stability.
PAGE A12 A NONPARTISAN ELECTION In the first test of a new kind of election aimed at breaking partisan gridlock, California voters will participate in a nonpartisan primary on Tuesday.
This year will be the first test of a new kind of election aimed at breaking the partisan gridlock that has seized Congress and state legislatures all over the country.
The strategists behind California's recall effort sent their signature-gathering troops home this week, saying they now had the roughly 900,000 names needed to force a special election aimed at unseating the state's unpopular governor, Gray Davis.
The election, aimed at diffusing political tensions, are the centerpiece in the 25-day-old government of President Eduardo Rodríguez, who replaced Carlos Mesa after furious uprisings had paralyzed the country for three weeks.
