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| Jan.31 |
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Peace rules as polls close| Voting in provincial elections ended peacefully, and the mood was festive in some places, unlike the violence, intimidation and apathy in 2005 | |
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4,000 women run for office| Four thousand women are running for office in provincial elections; many of them will be guaranteed seats under an electoral quota system | |
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 Obama praises peaceful Iraq polls| Washington: US President has congratulated Iraqis for holding a largely peaceful vote for provincial councils across the country | |
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 Iraqi PM hails vote as 'victory' Baghdad: Prime Minister Maliki has hailed a largely peaceful vote for new provincial councils across the country as a victory for all Iraqis
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| Jan.30 |
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Change in the air as Iraq votes Iraq is to elect new provincial councils in the first nationwide vote in 4 years, with the Sunni minority expected to turn out in strength
| 4,000 women run for office. Voting ended peacefully, and the mood was festive, unlike the violence, intimidation and apathy in 2005
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| Jan.28 |
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Special elections begin Special provincial elections began as a precursor to the monumental elections that will be held this weekend in the country
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| Jan.27 |
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Sunni Arabs embracing local elections About 14,000 candidates will be competing for 440 provincial council seats in 14 of 18 provinces
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| Sep.24 |
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Deal over province elections| Baghdad: The parliament has passed a law which paves the way for provincial elections and agreed to deal separately with the issue of Kirkuk | |
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