
…llots before returning them to the state. Some of the ballots were thicker than others, due to additional ballot questions concerning local issues in some counties, and required more than the standard 45-cent stamps. U.S. Postal Service spokeswoman Patricia Licata said with or without the right postage, the ballots will be mailed, however. Outside of the potential for human error in the voting pro…

…votes have been cast so far – 126,539 from Republicans and 120,965 from Democrats and 75,030 from unaffiliated voters • Florida: 925,604 votes as mail-in-absentee ballots have been cast – 414,016 from Republicans and 363,881 from Democrats. In person early voting begins today in the Sunshine State • Iowa: 399 ballots have been cast – 183,780 for Democrats and 126,872 from Republ…

According to a new poll released last night, Republican Mitt Romney is winning the White House race among Americans who have already voted. Mitt Romney has opened up a seven point lead among the 15% who have cast their votes early. Pollster Gallup says Mitt Romney has more ballots in the bank than President Barack Obama by a margin of 52% to 45%. As many as a third of Americans are likely to go t…

…ith “early-onset Alzheimer’s,” or “early-onset dementia”, a term used for progressive dementia that begins before age 65. Most people diagnosed with early-onset dementia are in their 40s and 50s, though some are in their 30s. It accounts for only 5% to 10% of all Alzheimer’s disease cases. Let’s see some of the early-onset dementia symptoms. Early on, people m…

About 25 million people have already voted in 34 states and the District of Columbia, either by mail or in person. No votes will be counted until Tuesday but some key states are releasing the party affiliation of those who vote early. Colorado Votes: 1.5 million Democrats: 35% Republicans: 37% Florida Votes: 3.5 million Democrats: 43% Republicans: 40% Early voting results 2012 Nevada Vote…

…ount during the early morning. Voting machine problems have caused delays and long lines at one polling station in a heavily populated Indianapolis suburb. Hamilton County residents had to wait nearly 30 minutes to vote at Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers because voting machines weren’t operating when that polling site opened Tuesday. WTHR-TV reports that by the time the problem…
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The final voting precincts on the west coast won’t even begin to be tallied until early Wednesday morning, but the election could be decided much earlier than that. Polls begin to close at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and results will flood in not long thereafter. Whichever candidate reaches 270 electoral college votes wins the White House. Crucially, Barack Obama won each of the swing states li…

…Council. State media reports of the results following Saturday’s second and final round of the referendum suggested that some 63% of voters had backed the charter. Turnout was low, estimated at 30%. Egyptians are awaiting the official results of a referendum on a controversial draft constitution The electoral commission said it was compiling results from both rounds and that no time had be…

…ng that forced Hosni Mubarak to step down in February 2011. Ahmed Shafiq came second to Mohammed Mursi in last month’s first round, in which turnout among the 52 million eligible voters was only 46%. But the former air force commander, who served briefly as former President Hosni Mubarak’s last prime minister, said on Thursday at his first public appearance since the run-off that he wa…

The New York state Board of Elections is preparing for the worst as they are releasing information about possible back-up scenarios if the election turn out is significantly lower than expected because of damage from Hurricane Sandy. If less than 25% of registered voters show up to polling stations on Tuesday, they are prepared to extend the voting deadline past Tuesday evening, meaning that New…

…eg. Ballots were cast in the 17 provinces that did not vote in the first round on 15 December. Unofficial results are expected to come in over the next few hours. Turnout was reported to be just above 30% in the first round, with unofficial counts suggesting some 56% of those who cast ballots voted in favor of the draft. Official results are not expected until Monday, after appeals are heard. If t…

…lymphocytic leukemia and infected their T cells with the virus. When they infused the blood back into the patients, the engineered T cells successfully eradicated cancer cells, multiplied to more than 1,000 times in number and survived for months. They even produced dormant “memory” T cells that might spring back to life if the cancer was to return. On average, the team calculat…

British scientists have discovered that ultrasounds could treat early prostate cancer and may have far fewer side-effects than existing therapies. A 41-patient study in the journal Lancet Oncology suggests targeted ultrasound treatment could reduce the risk of impotence and incontinence. Researchers say it could transform future treatment if the findings are repeated in larger studies. The Medica…

…no presidential election ever being postponed, some are pointing to past precedents where voting has been delayed. New York City was holding its mayoral primary when terrorists struck on September 11, 2001, and the city rescheduled the election. After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Louisiana’s governor postponed municipal elections in New Orleans after elections officials said polling places wou…

2012 Election: voting results so far Alabama (9 electoral votes) Mitt Romney 61% (1,245,221 votes) Barack Obama 38% (787,027 votes) Alaska (3 electoral votes) Mitt Romney 55% (120,329 votes) Barack Obama 41% (90,743 votes) Arizona (11 electoral votes) Mitt Romney 55% (896,302 votes) Barack Obama 43% (707,744 votes) Arkansas (6 electoral votes) Mitt Romney 60% (631,244 votes) Barack Obama 37% (38…

…people said they were voting for the restoration of stability in Egypt. Saturday’s voting takes place in Cairo, Alexandria and eight other provinces, a week before the rest of the country. Some 250,000 security personnel have been deployed to safeguard a referendum in which more than 51 million people are registered to vote. Polling reportedly had to be spread out because few judges were wi…

s will be held each morning and afternoon – with ballots burned after each session – until one candidate attains a two-thirds majority (77 votes). Then the smoke will be white, meaning the 266th bishop of Rome will have been chosen. Earlier on Tuesday the cardinals attended a “Mass for the Election of the Supreme Pontiff” in St Peter’s Basilica. In his homily, the Dea…

pen question but the Romney campaign thinks so. “What’s going on here is when you have intensity and momentum,” said the Romney adviser. “You ask voters who they’re voting for and they say 48, 47 points Obama. And then you look at the people who are eight, nine,10 on the intensity scale, Republicans have a high single digits to low double digits advantage. “That’s what you see in…

…ge stability. Official results are not expected until Monday, after appeals are heard. If the constitution passes, parliamentary elections must take place within three months. Turnout was put at about 30%. The opposition said voting in both rounds of voting had been marred by abuses. Violations in the second round on Saturday ranged from polling stations opening late to Islamists seeking to influe…

as not ready for publication. Its final results statement, published at 12:00 Pacific time (19:00 GMT), included the following quotation from Larry Page: “We had a strong quarter. Revenue was up 45% year-on-year, and, at just fourteen years old, we cleared our first $14 billion revenue quarter. “I am also really excited about the progress we’re making creating a beautifully simpl…

of dying prematurely by 18%. Folic acid – which pregnant women are told to take to protect their child against spina bifida – increased risk of death by almost 6%, while iron raised the risk by nearly 4%. The study also showed that multivitamins raised the risk of premature death in 50+ women by 2.4%, vitamin B6 by 4%, magnesium by 3.6% and zinc by 3%. However, the researchers said they do not ful…
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…allenger, Mitt Romney, is in Ohio, a swing state which could hold the key to the White House. A new Associated Press poll suggests Mitt Romney has eked out a slight national edge over Barack Obama, by 47% to 45%. The survey also showed that Mitt Romney had erased some of the president’s lead among women, although Barack Obama had sliced into his rival’s lead with male voters. The presi…

re running around with a big machine attached to you,” said Dr. C. Warren Olanow. The results showed the intestinal gel offered significant improvements. Mean “off-time” decreased by 4.0 hours per day in patients receiving LCIG, an average of 1.91 fewer hours compared with the time in those taking the levodopa tablets. As well, mean “on-time” improved by 4.1 hours wit…

The deadline for voting for 2013 Oscar nominations has been extended after some people experienced problems with a new online voting system. Some of the academy’s 6,000 members had reported trouble logging into the voting website, while others said they found it confusing. Organizers said the deadline would be extended by 24 hours to January 4. It is the first time voting has been allowed o…
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The election pits Islamists against secularists, and revolutionaries against Mubarak-era ministers. In all, 13 candidates are running. The military council which assumed presidential power in February 2011 has promised a fair vote and civilian rule. On Wednesday, there were large queues in many places, and voting passed off calmly for the most part. However, protesters in Cairo threw shoes and sto…