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Just Because Parents Back Mayawati, Don't Assume We Do: Young Dalit Women
When college student Komal speaks to us at her home in the Dalit colony of Kauseri Baksar in Meerut, an older woman chides her from the balcony of another apartment. "Where is your mother?" she asks, indicating that Komal shouldn't be talking to the media without supervision.
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Some Americans Look To Canada, New Zealand As Donald Trump Lead Grows
Canada's main immigration website appeared to crash and New Zealand reported increased traffic from U.S. nationals as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump inched closer to the White House on Wednesday.
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Battleground Florida Which Has Seen Surge In Minority Voting
When 74-year-old Leonor Perez cast her vote for Hillary Clinton under a cloudless Florida sky, there was not a shadow of doubt in her mind: "It's time for a woman to wear the pants in this country."
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Record 46.2 Million Votes In Early Voting In US Presidential Polls
A record 46.2 million of the estimated 200 million voters have exercised their franchise in the 2016 US presidential elections before the official voting day, surpassing the 2012 record when 32.3 million people had voted in advance.
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Early Voting In 2016 US Presidential Polls Breaks 2012 Record
A record number of 35 million people have already voted under the early voting provision of American democratic system ahead of Tuesday's presidential election, surpassing the 2012 record when 32.3 million people exercised their franchise in advance.
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$2 billion price tag for US presidential election
Campaign finance filings with the government now show that the cost of the 2012 US presidential race has surpassed $2 billion, a new record.
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How the US Electoral College works
The US Electoral College was established in the Constitution as a compromise between electing a president by a vote in Congress and by popular vote of citizens.
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Tiny northeast town casts first White House votes
The first ballots of the 2012 White House race were cast in the tiny New Hampshire town of Dixville Notch on Tuesday, with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each receiving five votes.
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US Presidential elections set to be most expensive in history
Presidential Election 2012 is set to be the most expensive in US history costing a whopping $6 billion with President Barack Obama and challenger Mitt Romney's campaigns alone spending $2.6 billion.
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Mitt Romney raised $170 million in September, trails Barack Obama
Republican Presidential challenger Mitt Romney and his allies raised $170.5 million in September, the campaign said on Monday, falling just short of the 2012 fundraising record set last month by Democratic rival President Barack Obama.
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US Presidential polls: Debate preparation trumps 2012 campaigning on Sunday
As Mitt Romney's campaign claimed new momentum in the race for the White House, President Barack Obama's political advisers on Sunday promised the incumbent would unleash his more aggressive side in Tuesday's debate to prevent their Republican rival from delivering another "magical and theatrical performance."
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Twitter political index launches for US election
Twitter on Wednesday launched a new political index aimed at gauging the 2012 US presidential race by analyzing daily tweets.
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Obama holds slight lead over Romney in swing states
President Barack Obama holds a slight lead over his Republican rival, Mitt Romney, in key swing states that could determine the outcome of the 2012 presidential race, a new opinion poll found.
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Record number of Indian Americans in race for US Congress
A record number of Indian Americans - at least 12 - are in the fray for the November 2012 polls vying for a place in the House of Representative, reflecting the serious effort of the fastest growing ethnic community in the US to politically empower itself. Cutting across party lines, these Indian-American candidates are spread all over the country ...
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New poll shows Obama, Romney neck and neck in White House race
Republican challenger Mitt Romney has closed the gap with US President Barack Obama and the two are now neck and neck in the White House race, a poll released on Wednesday shows.
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Just Because Parents Back Mayawati, Don't Assume We Do: Young Dalit Women
When college student Komal speaks to us at her home in the Dalit colony of Kauseri Baksar in Meerut, an older woman chides her from the balcony of another apartment. "Where is your mother?" she asks, indicating that Komal shouldn't be talking to the media without supervision.
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Some Americans Look To Canada, New Zealand As Donald Trump Lead Grows
Canada's main immigration website appeared to crash and New Zealand reported increased traffic from U.S. nationals as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump inched closer to the White House on Wednesday.
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Battleground Florida Which Has Seen Surge In Minority Voting
When 74-year-old Leonor Perez cast her vote for Hillary Clinton under a cloudless Florida sky, there was not a shadow of doubt in her mind: "It's time for a woman to wear the pants in this country."
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Record 46.2 Million Votes In Early Voting In US Presidential Polls
A record 46.2 million of the estimated 200 million voters have exercised their franchise in the 2016 US presidential elections before the official voting day, surpassing the 2012 record when 32.3 million people had voted in advance.
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Early Voting In 2016 US Presidential Polls Breaks 2012 Record
A record number of 35 million people have already voted under the early voting provision of American democratic system ahead of Tuesday's presidential election, surpassing the 2012 record when 32.3 million people exercised their franchise in advance.
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$2 billion price tag for US presidential election
Campaign finance filings with the government now show that the cost of the 2012 US presidential race has surpassed $2 billion, a new record.
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How the US Electoral College works
The US Electoral College was established in the Constitution as a compromise between electing a president by a vote in Congress and by popular vote of citizens.
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Tiny northeast town casts first White House votes
The first ballots of the 2012 White House race were cast in the tiny New Hampshire town of Dixville Notch on Tuesday, with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each receiving five votes.
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US Presidential elections set to be most expensive in history
Presidential Election 2012 is set to be the most expensive in US history costing a whopping $6 billion with President Barack Obama and challenger Mitt Romney's campaigns alone spending $2.6 billion.
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Mitt Romney raised $170 million in September, trails Barack Obama
Republican Presidential challenger Mitt Romney and his allies raised $170.5 million in September, the campaign said on Monday, falling just short of the 2012 fundraising record set last month by Democratic rival President Barack Obama.
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US Presidential polls: Debate preparation trumps 2012 campaigning on Sunday
As Mitt Romney's campaign claimed new momentum in the race for the White House, President Barack Obama's political advisers on Sunday promised the incumbent would unleash his more aggressive side in Tuesday's debate to prevent their Republican rival from delivering another "magical and theatrical performance."
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Twitter political index launches for US election
Twitter on Wednesday launched a new political index aimed at gauging the 2012 US presidential race by analyzing daily tweets.
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Obama holds slight lead over Romney in swing states
President Barack Obama holds a slight lead over his Republican rival, Mitt Romney, in key swing states that could determine the outcome of the 2012 presidential race, a new opinion poll found.
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Record number of Indian Americans in race for US Congress
A record number of Indian Americans - at least 12 - are in the fray for the November 2012 polls vying for a place in the House of Representative, reflecting the serious effort of the fastest growing ethnic community in the US to politically empower itself. Cutting across party lines, these Indian-American candidates are spread all over the country ...
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New poll shows Obama, Romney neck and neck in White House race
Republican challenger Mitt Romney has closed the gap with US President Barack Obama and the two are now neck and neck in the White House race, a poll released on Wednesday shows.
