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...organizing antigovernment street protests. He was released only three weeks before the first round of parliamentary voting. Though freed too late to run for parliament, el-Erian took command of the party's political wing and set up an operations center to coordinate activists, respond to reports of voter intimidation and conduct exit polls. Interviewed by TIME after the final results, el-Erian downplayed fears that the Brotherhood would focus on such issues as banning alcohol and veiling women according to Islamic rules, saying it would seek gradual change in line with the sentiment of the electorate. El-Erian says...
...Voter-participation rate of the U.S. general public...
...Voter-participation rate of U.S. military members last year--a 10% increase from 2000 and an all-time high--due in part to streamlined absentee voting...
...think on Sunday we had 40 to 50 votes. Haddock-Riley had 500,” said Grimeland in a speech to his campaign staff following the announcement of the results. Grimeland went on to congratulate his supporters for building a strong voter base and for going door-to-door to convince additional voters to support his campaign...
...outsider’ ticket, Connor C. Wilson ’07, says that he believes this strategy could work.“The more students they meet the better their chances are,” Wilson says, explaining that personal appeals could lead to greater voter turnout. Wilson, who had planned to run in this campaign, has not endorsed a candidate in this election. He did say he was impressed the most with the Grimeland and Hadfield’s views and questioned the Haddock-Riley appeal for reform.“I think that for Haddock-Riley to call...