Hamas announced that it would not contest the new voting in three Gaza municipalities and one West Bank village, ordered after the governing Fatah party lodged accusations of voting fraud and a court ordered a revote in several districts of towns narrowly won by Hamas in local elections on May 5.
But don't help put Trump in the White House by lodging a protest by voting for Johnson or Stein or not voting.
About 86,000 people are also expected to lodge postal votes.
I have no stake in contesting that; I only want to lodge a vote for Mary J. Blige, who's thirty-eight, as our Beatrice Button.
Shareholder unrest over Sir Martin Sorrell's £17.6m pay package is mounting before WPP's annual meeting next week, with a body representing public sector pension funds calling on investors to lodge protest votes.
When he jumped onstage at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards to interrupt Swift and lodge his vote for Beyoncé, it was a little vial of Kanyeness: though he seemed completely unaware that the awards were not his personal show, he was also manifesting a heartfelt expression of support for another artist.
That means voters in constituencies certain to go to one party or another are especially tempted to lodge protest votes for special-interest parties--or to stay home.
Mr. Shwani, the Kurdish candidate, denied the accusations, and said his coalition had lodged at least 60 complaints about the voting in Hawija, most of them concerning male heads of households voting on behalf of their wives and children.
Many complaints of voting irregularities and vote rigging were lodged, mostly against the governing party; the Constitutional Court threw out more than 500,000 votes in the first round of voting.
Ofcom has dismissed a complaint lodged by Vote Leave that ITV's coverage of the EU referendum has been biased toward the Remain campaign.
As usual, old colleagues have pulled down the government, completely safe in the knowledge that their party will again form the next one.The old man knew his time was up when 69 party members lodged a vote of no confidence against him.
