The United States presidential election of 2008, scheduled to be held on November 4, 2008, will be the 55th consecutive quadrennial election for president and vice president of the United States. There also will be elections for all 435 members of the U.S. House of Representatives and elections for 34 members of the United States Senate.
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I won't go to GAA games and gay events, says UUP leadership candidate Tom Elliott
Ulster Unionist leadership hopeful Tom Elliott has told party members that he will not attend GAA games or gay pride parades. Related Stories William Hague faces questions from Conservative Party over 'foolishness' Gordon Brown 'seething' but plans no retaliation over Tony Blair's memoirs Tories turn on Hague over hotel room 'foolishness' Tories’ disastrous poll bid cost £126k
Unionist poll hopeful Elliott will shun GAA games and gay events
UU leadership contender Tom Elliott has told party members that he will not attend GAA games or gay pride parades. Related Stories We’ll never forget our little boy, say grieving parents killed in lorry accident UVF leadership ‘knew of plan to murder Bobby Moffett’ RUC gave bookies massacre gun back to loyalists Ryanair rival boosts city services Boat victim's family devastated
Australian election seen as good for gay marriage
HRW's Scott Long. (see item below.) Photo: Rex Wockner Australian marriage equality advocates welcomed the August 21 federal election results, saying the nation is "a huge step closer" to allowing same-sex marriages.
Two vie in GOP primary
Two Chelmsford Republicans are waging a primary battle for a spot on the general election ballot to face the longtime incumbent, Democratic state Senator Susan Fargo of Lincoln. Republican - Primary election - General election - United States - Politics
Young Adults Shy Away From 'Democrat' Label
Citing a Pew Research Poll, The New York Times' Kirk Johnson surmises that college students, who once swooned for President Obama, are now beginning to distance themselves from the Democratic Party. The "college vote," which traditionally skews Democratic, may be marginalized this year as young adults become disillusioned with the administration. The trend comes at a particularly poor time for ...
The Battle Over Gay Marriage in San Francisco
Although the argument over gay marriage rages throughout the U.S., California is particularly vehement over this issue, and Mayor Gavin Newsom has made San Francisco "ground zero" for the battle. Contributor: Don Maker Published: Aug 26, 2010
News Headlines for Friday, September 3, 2010
Winning bidder to bring Gay Games to Cleveland in 2014 sues city Gov. Strickland commutes Keith's execution to life sentence President Obama to address economy in Cleveland Wednesday WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz reports.
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