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Gingrich predicts he'll win Republican nomination
Gingrich predicts he'll win Republican nomination
The former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Newt Gingrich, is confidently predicting he will be the Republican Party's presidential candidate to take on Barack Obama next year.
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Former Ivory Coast leader detained by ICC
Former Ivory Coast leader detained by ICC
Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo has arrived in the Netherlands where he is being detained by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague.
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The aftermath: leadership contest and government deal-making
The aftermath: leadership contest and government deal-making
Saturday's election proved the opinion polls correct and condemned the Labour Party to its worst ever result under MMP.
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Low voter turnout cited as factor in National's success
Low voter turnout cited as factor in National's success
The record low voter turnout in the general election is being cited by a political analyst as having contributed to the National Party's success.
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Egypt to begin second day of voting
Egypt to begin second day of voting
Voting will be extended for a second day on Tuesday after Egyptians overwhelmed polling stations' ability to cope in their first election since a popular revolt toppled Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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Kiribati presidential election to be on December the 30th
Kiribati presidential election to be on December the 30th
The election for Kiribati's president will be held on December the 30th. The country's parliament, elected last month, sat for the first time last week, and MPs nominated three candidates...
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February quake anniversary views sought
February quake anniversary views sought
The Christchurch Earthquake Relief Authority is asking Christchurch people to tell it how the anniversary of the earthquake on 22 February, should be commemorated.
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Vast queues stretch from Egypt polling stations
Audio 29 Nov 2011Egyptians go to the polls after nine days of sometimes violently supressed protest action. The BBC's Yolande Knell joins us from Cairo. Audio
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Experts say opinion polls relevant despite new survey methods
Audio 29 Nov 2011Market research company iPredict says its results were closer to those of the final than 41 of the 51 traditional opinion polls published in the eight months before election day. Audio
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Polling stations open in Egypt
Polling stations open in Egypt
Polling stations have opened in Egypt's first parliamentary election since a popular uprising ended the 30-year rule of President Hosni Mubarak in February.
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Voting begins in Democratic Republic of Congo
Voting begins in Democratic Republic of Congo
Polls have opened for the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential elections, after a run-up marred by violence and logistical delays.
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Putin candidacy for president confirmed
Putin candidacy for president confirmed
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin of Russia has accepted his party's nomination for president in elections in March next year. He has already served two terms as president from 2000-2008.
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Election wrap by morning papers
Election wrap by morning papers
The main papers on Monday morning focus on the election results and Prime Minister John Key's discussions on forming a new government.
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Dr Congo elections still on
Dr Congo elections still on
Presidential and parliamentary elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday will proceed as planned.
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Goff to stay on as MP, but expected to step down as leader
Goff to stay on as MP, but expected to step down as leader
Phil Goff says he intends to serve the full term as the MP for Mt Roskill - regardless of whether he remains leader of the Labour Party. Audio
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NZ First leader 'happy' with outcome
NZ First leader 'happy' with outcome
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says he thought his party would win more of the party vote, but is happy with the outcome. Audio
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Gambia's Yahya Jammeh wins fourth presidential term
Gambia's Yahya Jammeh wins fourth presidential term
Yahya Jammeh has been declared the winner of Thursday's presidential election in Gambia.
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ACT wins Espom, Don Brash resigns
ACT wins Espom, Don Brash resigns
Don Brash has resigned as ACT leader saying he takes full responsibility for the party's poor performance in the election. Audio
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New Zealand First returns to Parliament
New Zealand First returns to Parliament
New Zealand First is back from the political wilderness with almost 7% of the vote, which will see eight of the party's MPs in Parliament. Audio
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Man dies after collapsing at polling booth
Man dies after collapsing at polling booth
A man was taken ill as he was casting his vote in Wellington on Saturday, and later died.
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Advance voting higher this election
Advance voting higher this election
The Electoral Commission says voting in advance of Saturday's general election was at least 20% higher than in the 2008 poll.
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Party leaders cast ballots
Party leaders cast ballots
Leaders of the main political parties have cast their votes in the 2011 general election and referendum.
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New Zealanders head to polls for general elections
New Zealanders head to polls for general elections
The election of New Zealand's 50th Parliament starts this morning at 9 o'clock with the opening of more than 2,600 polling places. There are over three million voters registered, representing...
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Voters prepare to go to the polls
Voters prepare to go to the polls
More than 2600 polling places will open at 9am on Saturday as voting begins in the 2011 general election and the referendum on New Zealand's voting system.
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Historic building used as polling venue closed
Historic building used as polling venue closed
Polling that would have taken place in a historic Banks Peninsula theatre has had to be moved, because the building was closed on Friday until earthquake strengthening is carried out.