(As we've previously noted, our election eve poll of 83 battleground districts found that voters -- including independent voters -- overwhelmingly support the EPA regulating carbon pollution).
In an op-ed Friday in Kenya's The Standard newspaper, local businessman Patrick Obath noted that election uncertainty is already undermining the country's economy, and warned that, too, may get worse.
He also noted that "elections are coming up, and we are watching you".
He noted that elections in tribal areas in the past year had gone smoothly.
The two had clashed over the stimulus package, and Mr. Obama noted that elections have consequences and that he had won.
Mr. Tung noted that elections are a relatively new phenomenon in Hong Kong, adding, "The development of our political system will slowly mature".
To make that look more plausible after the no votes, it was also noted that elections were due in 2007 in both France and the Netherlands.Yet a moment's consideration shows that dreams of proceeding with the constitution are utterly unrealistic.
They also note that election officials appear to be moving toward giving Mr. Toledo's party access to software that will allow it to inspect the final computer vote count.
He also notes the election of Trump will likely result in six months of "wait and see in Ottawa with very, very little decision making on policy".
I have noted since the election that Conservative ministers seem very relaxed.
