Amar's Beautiful Blogs: Jan 29, 2012

As people gathered to vote for their all green or orange, Mother’s Jamaica 2011 to build on the excitement of election day, clad in various party colors. Until there is peace and we hope that this State. Blowing my horn and whistles, as they announced the winner of the Grand will be reserved for a few honks are heard; later celebrated their victory, some parties, while others will mourn his loss.

Unfolding does not help you one day, but it looks like you have an island that is part of a large sports events for the day outside. People singing, dancing and cheering their team to victory. Guaranteed not know what his party really stand for, because they are the only party to vote for her mother, father, grandfather, grandmother used to vote for that party, not many, “his team is my team.” It is such a heritage.

In the past, election days, the violence that ensues when one of the two political parties in the National (PNP) and Jamaica Labour Party Party (JLP) member, believes that his / her party has been lost and there is a danger of unfair conduct, sometimes in opposition members of the violent action sets.

It must be noted, however, usually this kind of ignorant behaviors and inner cities where crime is less in higher education is found. In fact, Mother’s Jamaican bad publicity that this is the smallest and most remote communities in the violence.

The air, a moment of silence, as they are, their place of employment on such a vote and without incident. Both polling stations (JLP) Green and Orange (PNP) side by side, no fuss, no argument, leaving hope for a peaceful and uneventful day.

While the opposition parties speaking at two polling stations were working on, that they are both related to “promote a peaceful and there is only one day for such high hopes in the inner cities.”

Visitors to this beautiful island, it is only the second day. The sun is shinning, the weather perfect, and the tour is still running. All stores are open and it is business as usual.

I just hope the person who takes power in the right direction in our little paradise that will lead our country, people and educate them on the job. Hopefully they are not only a great speech makers, will, as was the case in the past, and instead takes an action that is most needed.

If you are living in France, you still have some relationship to the Old Blighty. General election takes place this year, a result that will shape the future of the UK. Family and friends that you left behind and impact of the new government may have returned to England any investments you can make specific changes.

Living abroad does not mean that you automatically loose the right to vote. If you vote in the last 15 years has been registered in the UK, you are still parliamentary (general) elections and European Parliamentary elections take place in the UK are eligible to vote.

If you are too young to register when you left the UK, you are still registered as a voter is no longer foreign to your parent or guardian was registered to vote in the UK. Registered to vote when you’re 16 and you may be entitled to vote when you are 18 years old.

Abroad to vote by post you are applying for, although there is a rather short time to return to the UK may be on your ballot. The other method of voting from France “by proxy” voting, where you authorize someone to vote on your behalf. But remember, if you are in the UK on election day, you can still polling station to vote in person.

Remember if you do not need to register from France, at least one month before polling day may apply. The UK Parliamentary general election must be held by June 3, 2010, and at short notice may be called.

Article Source :- http://charlesu94778.blog.com/2012/01/30/election-day-2011-in-jamaica/

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