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Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki's party sweeps elections

Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki's party sweeps elections

Prime Minister Nouri Maliki's party scored a sweeping victory over rival Shiite Muslim groups in provincial elections as voters rewarded him for security gains and rejected other Shiite parties' overt religious leanings, according to results released today.

 

Vote Fraud Allegations in Iraq

The independent electoral commission has received a flood of complaints about fraud and other violations from the largely Sunni Arab Anbar province.

 

35 years later, Jerry Brown runs for governor again

The 'reformed reformer' wants to be governor again -- 35 years after first winning the post.

It was 1974 when Jerry Brown ran for governor as a dashing 36-year-old reformer, the embodiment of change in Watergate's aftermath.

 

In Iraq, improved security boosts Maliki at polls

The prime minister is credited with a drop in violence in once-lawless parts of Iraq.

A young Sunni man strolling along the Tigris River hesitated when asked whom he had voted for in provincial elections today.

 

Voting under way in Iraq provincial elections

Voting under way in Iraq provincial elections

Voting in Iraq began early Saturday in the war-ravaged country's important provincial elections.

 

Iraq in Lockdown on Eve of Momentous Elections

Iraq began sealing its borders, halting air traffic and ordering overnight curfews in some of its largest cities on the eve of its nationwide provincial elections, officials said Friday.

 

Iraqis Stake Hopes on Election

Iraqis Stake Hopes on Election

Saturday's vote will be country's first since '05 and will determine leaders of 14 of 18 provinces.

 

Iraqis to vote in al Qaeda's last stronghold

Iraqis to vote in al Qaeda's last stronghold

An election in two days in Iraq's most violent province, where al Qaeda and other insurgents are making a last stand, could bring Sunni Arabs back into power and ease resentment that has fueled the bloodshed.

 

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