10 reasons elections in Iraq will succeed
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from Britain, Australia, America, and countless other countries -- will be in action to make Iraq safer. In
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WASHINGTON -- Hoping to boost voting in the Iraq election, the United States is setting up polling places in five American cities -- Washington, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Nashville -- to give expatriates a voice in choosing an interim assembly in Baghdad.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Iraq remains on course to hold landmark elections in January, but violence could force authorities to exclude hot spots such as the western city of Fallujah from voting, a top US general said yesterday.
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Key political players in Iraq's election:
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The following coalitions are expected to do well in the Iraqi elections Sunday.
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The United States may be able to reduce its troop levels in Iraq after the January elections if security improves and Iraqi government
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(Al Asad Air Base, Iraq-AP) Oct. 10, 2004 - For troops in Iraq, a possible homecoming depends on what happens after January elections.
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The five goals that should be met before the U.S. leaves Iraq
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The most striking images of Iraqis as they participate in the country's first multiparty elections for decades.
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Despite insurgents best efforts, plans to go ahead with the election in January for Iraq are still set. The interim Iraqi government remains focused and dedicated to bringing democracy to Iraq no matter what.
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The legitimacy of Iraqi election is likely to hinge on voter turnout by the Sunni minority.
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Iraqi security forces won't be able to handle major security challenges for years - perhaps as many as 15 - and won't be able to take the lead in attacking insurgent strongholds before elections scheduled for ...
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The military strategy is mostly working, but Iraq must salvage its deteriorating political situation for the effort to succeed
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Shia Muslim candidates have won the majority of votes in Iraq's elections. Send us your reaction.
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WASHINGTON - Offering a simple, "Thank you America," Iraqi interim prime minister Ayad Allawi declared Thursday that his country is moving successfully past the war that ousted Saddam Hussein and vowed that elections will take place next year as scheduled.   "Elections will occur in Iraq on time in January because Iraqis want elections on time," Allawi told a joint meeting of Congress, an appearance that President Bush's advisers hoped would ease American voters' doubts about the troubled campaign in Iraq...
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LONDON - The violence in Iraq will not stop the country&#39;s elections from going ahead, as planned, next January, Prime Minister Iyad Allawi said on Sunday.
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A sectarian split is a risk in Iraq's Jan. 30 election.