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Bulgarians are expected to elect a Russia-friendly former air force commander as president in a runoff election, setting the stage for months of political uncertainty for the EU member country.

On the same day, Tasmanians are also expected to elect a Liberal government.

Why are the Iraqi people expected to elect a disparate collection of corrupt and sectarian pro-US politicians?

The Catalan Parliament is set to reconvene next Wednesday, and is expected to elect a regional leader within two weeks.

Catalans can hardly be expected to elect a new government to run health care, education and social services solely on the issue of independence.

After a shaky start, Mosul's self-appointed leader, Mishaan Jabouri, has secured both American and local approval by establishing a large, broadly representative local council that is expected to elect a new governor this week.

The controversy over Land's explosive remarks in a March 31 radio program was especially awkward as Southern Baptists are expected to elect an African-American pastor, the Rev. Fred Luter, as the denomination's first black president later this month.

And Cardinal McCarrick of Washington said after the ceremony: "I don't expect to elect a pope.

So far, they have agreed on a national charter -- something like a transitional Constitution -- and within the next week expect to elect a three-year, 225-member National Assembly.

The 159 members of the United Nations are expected to elect Mr. Perez de Cuellar, a 66-year-old Peruvian diplomat, to a second five-year term unanimously next Friday, they said.

The new board is also expected to elect Betty Rosa, a former school superintendent in the Bronx, as chancellor.