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Canada's Justin Trudeau Sought A Poll He Risks Losing With Only A Week To Go
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had hoped to secure a majority in parliament when he called a snap election, but a lackluster campaign and public anger over a vote during a pandemic are putting his chances of victory at risk.
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Lackluster Campaign Augurs Ill for Haiti Presidential Vote
The legitimacy of the future Haitian president is already compromised two weeks before the vote gets underway, with a lackluster electoral campaign and a very low expected turnout.
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Damage control for Obama after lackluster debate
Mitt Romney tore into Wednesday's first presidential debate with the driving passion of a man who thinks he is losing an election. President Barack Obama appeared every inch the battered incumbent, drained by four painful years, apparently playing it safe because -- until Wednesday at least -- he was winning.
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Set for Heartbreak Hotel? UK's Brown enlists Elvis
Prime Minister Gordon Brown turned to an Elvis Presley impersonator Saturday to add razzmatazz to his lackluster election campaign as opinion polls indicated his governing Labour Party was in third place.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau Sought A Poll He Risks Losing With Only A Week To Go
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had hoped to secure a majority in parliament when he called a snap election, but a lackluster campaign and public anger over a vote during a pandemic are putting his chances of victory at risk.
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Lackluster Campaign Augurs Ill for Haiti Presidential Vote
The legitimacy of the future Haitian president is already compromised two weeks before the vote gets underway, with a lackluster electoral campaign and a very low expected turnout.
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Damage control for Obama after lackluster debate
Mitt Romney tore into Wednesday's first presidential debate with the driving passion of a man who thinks he is losing an election. President Barack Obama appeared every inch the battered incumbent, drained by four painful years, apparently playing it safe because -- until Wednesday at least -- he was winning.
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Set for Heartbreak Hotel? UK's Brown enlists Elvis
Prime Minister Gordon Brown turned to an Elvis Presley impersonator Saturday to add razzmatazz to his lackluster election campaign as opinion polls indicated his governing Labour Party was in third place.
