Millions of Iraqis head to the polls on March 7 for nationwide parliamentary elections.
This time – unlike in previous years following the 2003 US-led invasion – campaign advertisements have been plastered across Iraqi cities, and local media have been airing elaborate political commercials constantly.
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It is election season in Iraq, on the 7th of March Iraqis will go to the polls and decide who will make up their next government.
Iraq’s politicians want to be part of the new parliament but they are using a very old method of speaking to voters – the political poster.
As a result, Baghdad’s printers and party activists are working around the clock.
Omar al-Saleh reporting from Baghdad.
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It is election season in Iraq, on the 7th of March Iraqis will go to the polls and decide who will make up their next government.
Iraq’s politicians want to be part of the new parliament but they are using a very old method of speaking to voters – the political poster.
As a result, Baghdad’s printers and party activists are working around the clock.
Omar al-Saleh reporting from Baghdad.
Duration : 0:1:46
Hello everyone. Im thinking about doing a report about running for office. But this isn’t for homework, this is for me to brainstorm off of! So here’s my question for all of you: What are 10 things you would do in your own political campaign if you were running for office? Whoever helps and gives me 10 thoughtful answers is who Ill choose as best answer! I’d appreciate it very much! Please, dont be rude and only answer if you’ll help. Thank you!! =]
deport everyone
In January the Supreme Court struck down longstanding restrictions on corporations political campaign spending.
The Citizens United decision allows corporate and union donors to pay for ads that will run within 30 days of a Presidential primary or 60 days of a general election. Previously the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform law barred such spending.
How will this controversial ruling impact upcoming political campaigns?
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I’m working towards my college degree in communications and wondering if there are paid jobs on political campaign teams. I realize there are tons of volunteers but I never heard of any professional paid jobs at least for someone like me who would be coming right out of college.
I have some beliefs that would tick off some Republicans and some other beliefs that would tick off Democrats. I’m pretty sure you would to agree to a certain platform before being hired, right?
Not really you just have to be able to do a job, most beginner jobs on campaigns are volunteer and you have to have some experiance, if you volunteer while you are in college, you stand a good chance of getting hired, I imagine a degree in commuications would serve you well, but I also imagine that you would need some background in Political Science.
Too many questions. too few answers has always been the case with Chirau Ali Makwere’s political career. After moving to the court of appeal to challenge the decision to nullify his election, the minister appears to be on a campaign trail without waiting for the verdict… and all this coming before the speaker of the national assembly declares the seat vacant.
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I am trying to get the youth out to vote and read that sending a txt message is a good way to attract young voters. Does anyone know how I would obtain a cell phone list of numbers? Is it legal? Or, what would be some other strategic ways to get the youth to the polls?
Its legal but I wouldn’t send it on a text message. Some phones cant hold a text message over 180 characters. Send a flyer instead.
I am writing a research paper and I need opinions from every aspect. Please feel free to express your opinions.
Thomas. California, Lakewood. Conservative.
Race, gender it makes no difference to me. Either a person is qualified and or has a plan that’ll work and that I agree with. Don’t wave a badge of race or gender in front of me, it’ll only lower my opinion of you (you listening Obama? Hillary?).
An awesome advertisement for a school government project, trying to win some voters 
Ideas by Jessica, Brittany, Sam, Kyle, Anton, and Briana
Slogan by Brrianiuh Hoeniez (Briana Jones)
acting done by J, B, S, K, A, and B
Directing by everyone
Criticism by Sams
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