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Now, preferential voting for best film Oscar

The voting pattern for deciding the best movie at the Oscars is all set to change.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences which presents the Oscars said preferential voting will now decide the best film.
Under the system, voters will rank nominees in their order of preference from 1 to 10.
The nominee who bags the [...]

Repeat voting at two Kosovo polling stations

Voting in the local parliamentary elections for the municipalities of Priština and Peć was repeated at two polling stations on Sunday. Coordinator of the Election Commission (RIK) Veljko Odalović told Tanjug news agency that both stations closed last night without any noticeable irregularities.

Voting on Information bill “won’t be postponed”

Parliamentary Speaker Slavica Đukić-Dejanović said that the parliament will vote on the Public Information Law on August 31, with no further delays. “The meeting at which the MPs will vote on the package of 24 laws, including the Information Law, is scheduled for August 31, and there are no reasons now for postponing the voting,” Đukić-Dejanović told daily Večernje Novosti.

Could controversial law topple government?

There are several days left before the voting on the proposed change to the Law on Information, with some saying that the government could collapse if it fails. Parliament Speaker Slavica Đukić-Dejanović, of the ruling Socialists (SPS), said that the fate of the law remains “very much uncertain”. Previously, SPS MPs were heard saying they will not support the amendments because “they do not wish to return to the past and be linked to a law that is seen in some parts of society as restrictive”.

Mort Gerberg: Voting Conscience

Brian Keeler: Carolyn Maloney: Progressive?

When I read Joe Trippi or any one of several other of Carolyn Maloney’s online supporters make the case for Maloney’s impending challenge against our…

Nicholas Stephanopoulos: A Law Worth Saving

Racial discrimination in voting, while much reduced since the Voting Rights Act’s passage in 1965, remains all too prevalent in many parts of the country.