when are the next elections in iraq?
398463
Iraq is in Civil War. The Shiite alliance supports Ibrahim al-jaafari, the Sunni and Kurds do not.  Since both sides, well all 3 want control of the oil money this will play out over the next 5 years. Nothing has changed in Iraq except the dead civilians who are now free (liberated) and can not vote.\nBu$h, Rummy and Rice and that bunch will never admit the country is in civil war. That's why they should be fired.\nIraq and Viet Nam are the same, no difference.
772460
Most importantly,\nThere is an election on Nov. 7......Vote Democrat, and help our country towards a balance of power, and hopefully less bickering and more problem solving.
583023
41 days after the election.
933219
I bet he would be elected! The Iraqi's were far better off under him than they are under us and most can't stand us! The prime minister is telling US troops to withdraw because of there negative effect on Iraqi's, mean while the rest hide in the Green Zone! The prime minister is no fan of the US! One question he asked the military was why they think they have any arrest powers in Iraq since he is the head of the government, not the US!\n\nAnd he isn't really very happy about all the torture that is going on and the murders!
690063
The 30th.\n\nhttp://www.house.gov/waxman/district.htm
696408
The timing is very suspicious. It also makes me wonder if Bush cares enough about our soldiers' safety. He says the Iraqis are fighting more now to get people in the US to vote for the Democrats (a vote for the Democrats, is, therefore, a vote for the terrorists). If there is already extra violence because of the upcoming US election, why add fuel to the fire with a sentence against Saddam at this very moment??
691293
Go out and vote. I just did last week. Get the war mongers out of office, get the people who are profitting from this war out of office.
855865
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/\n\nThey will have updates for most districts when the polls close and also have a section for the key races that are highly contested.
828315
Well, the Federal Elections Commission as well as your State Boards/Commissions keep track of that. However, we won't find out a lot of that for Oct/Nov. until the quarterly reports are filed in January.\nTry http://www.FEC.gov\nand Politics1 has links to several state boards of elections.\nhttp://www.politics1.com\nOne great site that has a lot of that information is\nhttp://www.campaignfinance.org/
888286
There are elections in 2007. For Governor of Kentucky, Mississippi, and Louisiana. And of course there'll be local elections.\n\nAnd your question is?
817423
Soon...civil war in every sense of the term...is my belief. We can try to stabilize certain aspects but beyond that, they (Iraqi's) must deal with the fact that there is no more Saddam, and now is the fallout of the breaking down of secular agreements and accords inforced by Saddam....it was enevitable this was to be the moment we put boots in Iraq.
834054
same day we all do.  first Tuesday in November.  November 7Th.  Unless you're a democrat Then you vote on the 8th.
1012923
http://www.mnstci.iraq.centcom.mil/docs/advisor/currentissue.pdf
768352
What do you think about changes which will happen beginning with this year's elections?
883895
I think the final count was 104. Some people blamed it on Ramadan, but I wouldn't be surprised if it drops once the elections are over. The terrorists have been known to ramp up hostilities to influence elections.
887010
Getting the verdict on Saddam shows progress in Iraq, a victory talking point. The trouble is Iraqi violence may acutally be up now because Iraqis believe they can influence US elections. Add that to the verdict, and you have quite an incendiary mix. In other words, annoucing the verdict now will likely lead to more deaths in Iraq than announcing it next week would. But announcing the verdict now probably will get the Republicans more votes, which is all that matters of course.
1125039
when the oil of iraqi finish.