We are proud for being the first country in the East to grant election rights to women, in 1918, established schools for women, opened opera theatres and we are the first democracy in entire East.
Granted, the election is eight months away.
Although citizens made up a fifth of airtime granted to election sources in TV coverage overall, their role should not be overstated.
The federal government has granted Florida election officials access to a database of noncitizen residents for use in Republican-backed efforts to remove people who are not American citizens from voter registration rolls.
This is reflected in more than a fifth of total airtime being granted to election news about opinion polls, horse-race type stories or possible coalition deals – 22% – in all TV news reporting.
Granted the election was the next day, but ten emails with headlines ranging from "sounding the alarm" to "Oh.
Granted, the election I'm citing was held in communist East Germany back in 1988, but it did allow voting for nobody.
During an appearance on Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor," West said black Democrats have consistently failed to address high unemployment in the black community and, in the meantime, continue to take black votes for granted come election time.
In an in-depth Q&A with HuffPost Mexico in September, Clinton expressed she did not plan to take the Latino vote "for granted this election" and would increase her efforts to win over young Latinos who she saw as having an important role in both this and all future elections. .
But U.S. District Judge David Edelstein did grant election officer Michael Cherkasky's request to let candidates for union office join new slates for the rerun, a contest being held because of fund-raising violations by incumbent President Ron Carey.
