Presidential Election 2012 posts
CNN Politics Jon Ossoff did not vote in 2012 because he was working on getting his Master’s degree at the London School of Economics, an Ossoff spokesperson says. He could have voted by absentee ballot, as he did in 2016.
Jon Ossoff didn't vote in 2012 presidential election because he was studying abroad, campaign says
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98 months ago
CNN Politics Jon Ossoff did not vote in 2012 because he was working on getting his Master’s degree at the London School of Economics, an Ossoff spokesperson says. He could have voted by absentee ballot, as he did in 2016.
Jon Ossoff didn't vote in 2012 presidential election because he was studying abroad, campaign says
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98 months ago
AP Images OTD in 2012, Vladimir Putin scored a decisive victory in Russia's presidential election to return to the Kremlin and extend his hold on power for six more years.
Caption: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin who claimed victory in Russia's presiden Read more ... tial election, has tears in his eyes as he emotionally reacts at a massive rally of his supporters at Manezh square outside Kremlin, in Moscow, Russia, Sunday, March 4, 2012. Vladimir Putin has claimed victory in Russia's presidential election, which the opposition and independent observers say has been marred by widespread violations. Putin made the claim at a rally of tens of thousands of his supporters just outside the Kremlin, thanking his supporters for helping foil foreign plots aimed to weaken the country. #APPhoto by Ivan Sekretarev
99 months ago
Reuters Two-thirds of Americans voting in today's presidential election favor moderate or strong gun control measures, according to an early reading from the Reuters/Ipsos Election Day poll, up from 59 percent who said so in 2012. Find out more: http://reut. Read more ... rs/2fek2WZ
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103 months ago
Reuters Some 15 percent of Americans who cast a ballot today said it was their first time voting in a presidential election, up from 9 percent of voters who said so in 2012. More from Reuters/Ipsos exit polling here: http://reut.rs/2eKfNBP
More first-time voters, late-deciders in U.S. presidential race: Reuters/Ipsos
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Some 15 percent of Americans who cast a ballot on Tuesday said it was their first time voting in a presidential election, according to an early reading from the Reuters/Ipsos national Election Day poll, up from 9 percent of voters who said so in 2012 Read more ... .
103 months ago
Deadspin If you still enjoyed this election at the end, there was nothing left inside you to break before it started. And maybe, at its close, there’s a reason to keep going.
The Election That Almost Ate Our Souls
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People hated the 2012 presidential election, too. They publicly prayed for its end. It was irritating and stupid; the discourse was cheap and disappointing. Like every other election of our lifetimes, it was, all agreed, the most important, yet someh Read more ... ow comprised a handful of seemingly randomly-chose...
103 months ago
Mic "Black voters are the key to this election cycle."
#VotingWhileBlack
'Voting While Black' Is Giving African American Voters The Attention They Deserve In This Election
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In 2012, 66 percent of African Americans voted in the election, compared to 64 percent of whites. That was the first time in history that blacks had a higher turnout than whites in a presidential election. Yet the conversations in this election cycle
103 months ago
Newsweek This is probably going to be most expensive presidential race ever.
The cost of the 2016 presidential election could exceed $6.6 billion
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The presidential candidates have spent more than $1.13 billion, compared to $913 million at this point in 2012.
104 months ago
Slate.com The election won’t be decided by gaffes and personality.
Why Hillary Won’t Blow it
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In 2012, liberals worried that Barack Obama would fumble the election to Mitt Romney. “With 100 days left in the presidential campaign, perhaps the two ...
109 months ago
The New York Times Donald J. Trump blamed Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate for costing the GOP the 2012 presidential election.
Donald Trump Says Paul Ryan Cost Republicans the 2012 Election
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Donald J. Trump also laced into Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina lawmaker who has been deeply critical of Mr. Trump. “The guy is a nut job,” Mr. Trump said on a morning news show of Mr. Graham.
112 months ago