Provisional Voting Glance
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A 2002 election reform law requires every state to offer backup, or provisional ballots to voters this year. The ballots will be used when voters think they are properly registered but their names do not appear on the rolls. States have adopted different rules for evaluating the ballots.
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An election worker sorts out a ballot at the vote counting center in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2004. Afghanistan was expected to start counting votes on Wednesday.
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Before you take a stand know where they stand. A special voter guide from The New York Times.
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Time to look at interim results and see who's carrying their weight and who might be receiving pink slips.
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The rest of the nation can monitor the presidential election tonight, to see which states go red and which states go blue, to count up electoral college votes, to watch for a concession speech that may not come for days.
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Dates on which candidates clinched contested party nominations for the presidency:
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By Heather Civil, Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach  Feb. 8--Touch-screen voting machines, once touted as a way to cut back on the stacks of paper produced during elections, may end up making paper trails of their own.   Gov.
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PRESIDENT (20) &#151; The new Florida. The race for the presidency hinged on Ohio's 20 electoral votes as officials began counting thousands of absentee and provisional ballots. Bush enjoyed a slight lead over Kerry.
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A look at efforts by the Democrats and the Republicans to register new voters in battleground states:
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Who's on the ballot, and who are the front-runners
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A new open-source search engine lets users vote on results.
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Shopkeeper explains how to fill in voter registration forms to his customers in Baghdad, November 23. Iraq&#39;s Electoral Commission on Sunday set national elections for January 30, 2005.
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Friday's St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports on a controversial decision by Missouri's Secretary of State: the state of Missouri will be allowing soldiers stationed overseas to cast ballots via e-mail. Their absentee ballots will be scanned and converted to PDF files, which will be emailed to the Defense Department, printed out, and then faxed to Missouri.  I'm in favor of helping soldiers vote; this is a democracy, everyone should be able to vote. Yet I'm deeply skeptical of this proposal, for two reasons:  The plan depends on e-mailed ballots being printed out and faxed by the Defense Department but does not provide any safeguards against soldiers being sanctioned for how they have voted;  The transmission method is inherently technically insecure
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The breakdown by states, with the number of delegates in parentheses. All are primaries unless otherwise indicated. WTA indicates winner take all.
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Description: Registration began today for Palestinian presidential elections on January ninth. Palestinians face difficulties as they try to organize a free and fair vote.
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Want to be an armchair analyst and guess the results of the American presidential election on Nov. 2, polling day, before anyone else?
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Presidential Guidester polls voters, matches their positions with those of candidates.