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In reply to the discussion: Best Wishes today from non-U.S. DU'ers [View all]Grey
(1,584 posts)27. We have different rules, when the government calls an
election they only have 6 weeks total to campaign. There is a lot of low key stuff that goes on when they think there may be and election called in the near future but mostly it is just bluster and posturing.
Watching with interest from central British Columbia, Good Luck.
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Thanks! There's a lot riding on this election. S.Ct. Judges, health care, Iran war, Medicare & SS!
Honeycombe8
Nov 2012
#10
Today would be a nice day to be in your beautiful country. Am sick and tired of elections.
southernyankeebelle
Nov 2012
#14
Well I live in a red state. No much hope that Obama will win. But he got 3 votes in my family
southernyankeebelle
Nov 2012
#64
Best wishes from the UK, will be bleary and teary-eyed watching tonight nt
CorBlimeyGuvnor
Nov 2012
#43
Thanks. Living in 'The Lone Star State' (of Massachusetts) it used to feel like "non U.S." here...
FailureToCommunicate
Nov 2012
#46
Good luck from Africa, Ghana the whole world is voting for obama in spirit
outsideworld
Nov 2012
#51