Election day refers to the day when general elections are held.

Also on the election day, some of them are open even though the election day always is a Sunday.

Carrying out the election in a single day.

When election day rolls around

Elections in Malta are held over one day, on a Saturday.

They may either cast it at a polling station on election day or mail it back at any prior time.

Iraqi parliamentary election, 2010 A parliamentary election was held in Iraq on 7 March 2010.

On election day Algerians tweeted under the hashtag 10MaiToz, toz meaning nonsense.

Parliamentary elections were held in Morocco on 14 November 1997.

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The short time frame for the organization of the elections led to the overlapping of many tasks in the last two months before election day.

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In many countries, general elections are always held on a Sunday, to enable as many voters as possible to participate, while in other countries elections are always held on a weekday.

Jamaica was sailing along towards elections on August 27.

It's election day in Iraq and the Twittersphere has been abuzz with updates since the early morning.

Voters who did not vote on early voting day still can vote at their original constituencies on election day.

The Election Act imposes criminal liability for the disclosure of political opinion polls for the 23 day period running up to and including election day.

On 12 October 1971 Yahya Khan declared that an election will be held from 25 November to 9 December.

We hear them expressing such opinions freely every day, as they did in their millions on election day in January.

Venezuelans are sharing photos of their purple stained fingers after voting on today's presidential election.

Seven parliamentary candidates and six election workers were killed during the two month campaign prior to election day.

Early voting in 2011 general election was arranged on Sunday (26 June 2011) only while prior elections arranged on Saturday and Sunday.

The Electoral Complaints Commission retains the right, until the day the election results are certified, to exclude any further candidate, based on new information which proves that that candidate is in violation of the Electoral Law.

Election results are expected by 26 October.

We are providing European Union electoral observation missions to monitor elections in Africa and to help promote the adoption of ever better electoral standards and practice.

On election day, 8.1 million voters, or 70 per cent of those registered, participated.

The run off elections were held on Wednesday December 7 over the remaining 127 seats.

The main role of the Electoral Unit will be to support the National Electoral Commission in the organization of local elections.

The November 1987 elections was cancelled after troops massacred 30 300 voters on election day.

In many U.S. states the period varies between four and fifty days prior to Election Day.

Haitians will vote in local elections on 6 November 2005.

The Carter Center, in partnership with the European Commission, is training national observers and will provide some international observers on election day.

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In the area around New York, stacks of barrels were burnt on election day eve, which after 1845 was a Tuesday early in November.

It would move election day from Tuesday to the weekend, so that duh more people can vote.

Marx's first article for the New York Tribune was on the British elections to Parliament and was published in the Tribune on 21 August 1852.

Guelleh won the presidential election held in April 1999 and succeeded his uncle on 8 May 1999.

Reruns of some municipal elections in Gaza were delayed on 31 May amidst high tension between Palestinian factions, as Hamas declared its intention to boycott the poll and its result.

The security plan put in place, including the closure of borders and a ban on vehicle movements, created a security environment that permitted electoral staff to carry out their work before, during and following election day.

Elections take place in September and governments change in October of election years.

Yet it won that election, and then won a second parliamentary election in 2009.

Today, on election day in the United States, African bloggers have offered solidarity to Obama, a Venezuelan blogger wrote a poem about the impossibility of a Black man winning the election, and in Paris bloggers are planning parties, parties, parties.

So far, 1,177 reports have been submitted the parliamentary vote is to take place on Sunday, Oct. 28.

That Tuesday was also the deadline for an election to be called if it were to be held before Christmas.

The peaceful conduct of communal, legislative, senatorial and presidential elections, as provided for in the electoral law