Though that particular station reopened, people fear going to the polls.
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Video WHAT OTHER STATES ARE GOING TO THE POLLS ON TUESDAY?
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On November 8th Americans are not going to the polls to elect a Republican or a Democrat president; they are going to the polls to either renew American independence or genuflect to the golden calf of globalism.
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We also have seven states going to the polls today in primaries.
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Me going to the polls on #ElectionDay regardless of the weather. pic.twitter.
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Most importantly, California is going to the polls on Super Tuesday, too.
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Instead, she expounded on the importance of going to the polls in November.
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Here are five important things to remember before going to the polls today.
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Al-Qaida&aposs Mali branch had warned voters against going to the polls.
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So here we have the minds of midterm voters going to the polls.
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Voters going to the polls deserved to know whether Clinton was under investigation.
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South Korean voters are going to the polls to elect a new president.
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Voters who are going to the polls here have their pocketbooks top of mind.
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Unlike some other cities going to the polls, Birmingham is not a Labour fief.
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Neither Mr Gabuev nor Mr Ovchinnikov saw any point in going to the polls.
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Hourly wage-earning workers going to the polls this November are a different story.
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Some voters going to the polls have reason to fear vigilantes may confront them.
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Even as voters are going to the polls in South Carolina on Saturday, Sen.
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Venezuelans are going to the polls on Sunday to weigh in on the plan.
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Jerry Emmett remembers going to the polls with her mother to cast her first vote.
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Merkel subsequently said she would prefer going to the polls over leading a minority government.
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In Afghanistan, running elections and going to the polls can be life-or-death decisions.
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Mike Rogers that the American electorate may want to consider before going to the polls again.
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He hoped the bad weather would continue into Tuesday, discouraging Democrats from going to the polls.
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In the afternoon I called my grandma to ask her when she was going to the polls.
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But it also means that the stakes are lower for voters going to the polls in November.
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Going to the polls on Election Day is one of our core responsibilities in a democratic nation.
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Bear in mind, voters won't be going to the polls thinking about socialism as some abstract concept.
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That's why wage gains may be the most important measure for voters going to the polls on Tuesday.
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Jesse Helms, that the Justice Department said were used to intimidate black voters from going to the polls.
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Jesse Helms that the Justice Department said were used to intimidate black voters from going to the polls.
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"Voters are already going to the polls this year to elect new representatives in these districts," she said.
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Also, racially motivated hate groups, such as the Klu Klux Klan, intimidated black voters from going to the polls.
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Down-ballot and other Republicans cannot win elections without white women going to the polls and casting Republican ballots.
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It seemed like, through their initial voting, they were forming habits that kept them automatically going to the polls.
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Going to the polls on Election Day is crucial, and people should be able to do so without a glitch.
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They argue that misinforming voters about any given candidate or race could dissuade those targeted from going to the polls.
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" Bill Marovitz, a Chicago businessman and former state senator, agreed: "Most people are going to the polls holding their nose.
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Even as voters were going to the polls on Saturday, Mr. Clyburn offered a blistering assessment of Mr. Biden's organization.
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Voters in the United Kingdom are going to the polls on Thursday for the most important general election in decades.
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Afghans are willing to risk their lives by going to the polls, and we should support their commitment to democracy.
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Plus, after the 2016 presidential election, people seem to be more in tune with the importance of going to the polls.
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Some 54% of voters going to the polls today said they approve of the job Barack Obama is doing as president.
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With rampant disinformation actively discouraging some people from going to the polls, it's vital that you know your rights on Tuesday.
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Zigzagging through the chaotic Cairo streets, minibuses and tuk-tuks carried signs advertising free rides for anyone going to the polls.
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This coming week, some voters are going to the polls to choose between a longtime pol and a longtime ex-convict.
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"The main message is the importance of voting and going to the polls on Tuesday," said Pred in an email to Hyperallergic.
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It's easy enough to say you're going to the polls, but nobody is really tracking whether you cast your ballot — until now.
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Voters have expressed concern about being targeted after al-Qaida&aposs Mali branch had warned months ago against going to the polls.
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Voters in the U.K. are going to the polls to decide between Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Just last week, we learned Twitter deleted 10,000 bot accounts working to sow discord and discourage voters from going to the polls.
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Asif Ghafoor thanked Pakistanis for proving their "love & respect" for the armed forces and other law enforcement by going to the polls.
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Moreover, those going to the polls in recent years who name immigration as their top issue tend to be much more restrictionist.
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Granted, life belongs to those who show up, and Mr. de Blasio did splendidly among those who bothered going to the polls.
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Tolerance, according to Shreeparna Chatterjee, a 22-year-old arts student in New Delhi going to the polls for the first time.
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But there is widespread concern about the rising costs of living, which Najib will need to temper before going to the polls.
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As voters start going to the polls, America should hear from candidates who are resonating most with the public as a whole.
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Third, those low-information voters are actually going to the polls—an anecdotal but chilling sign this guy could actually win this thing.
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Video The race to unseat Rohrabacher still has 13 candidates, including five Democrats, with voters going to the polls in just six days.
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Facebook claims that a 0.6 percent increase in turnout among users who saw both translated into 340,000 more people going to the polls.
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Five states are going to the polls, and they're all in the Northeast or mid-Atlantic: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Delaware.
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Ever since Trump announced his candidacy in June, pundits have predicted that his star would fall once primary voters started going to the polls.
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It was apparently the first time since they began going to the polls together in 1952 that they had canceled out each other's vote.
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He caught Ryan Keller (above) on the phone, thanking someone for going to the polls, and reminding them how to register to caucus tonight.
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An Alabama father has a plea for those going to the polls today: We shouldn't elect someone whose actions imply he hates LGBTQ+ people.
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That's because British voters are going to the polls — in one of the most bizarre, unpredictable, and momentous elections in the country's long history.
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The conservative leader is going to the polls two years early to seek a mandate for economic reforms needed to qualify for EU membership.
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"I love the tradition of going to the polls, but this is an instance where health and safety have to take priority," she said.
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He also charged that the new coalition government had been formed out of "the fear of going to the polls and being sent home."
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Two days after the debate, Democrats in Florida, Illinois and Ohio will join Arizona in going to the polls, marking another consequential election day.
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And that will win out, or at least mean fewer angrier voters going to the polls in the midterms, denying Democrats of taking the House.
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Canada elections Canadians are going to the polls today to vote in their general election, and all signs point to it being quite the fight.
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If we're not all going to the polls and coming home with stickers on Election Day, will that translate into less social pressure to vote?
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And it's not clear that the strategy will play any better in the Midwestern states going to the polls next week, including Ohio and Illinois.
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Belgium's political crisis comes as Europe heads into election mode next year, with seven EU countries plus the European Parliament all going to the polls.
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The surveys were conducted over the weekend while voters were going to the polls in other states and the outcomes could sway voters next week.
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In North Carolina's primary election Tuesday, voters will be going to the polls to set up what could be several interesting House contests in November.
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Too much is at stake in the 2020 presidential election for black women, or women anywhere, to stay home instead of going to the polls.
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That did not keep her, in November 2008, from going to the polls in Charlotte, the city where the Klan had rampaged past her home.
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Voting by mail allows people with mobility issues or who are prevented from going to the polls because they have work, childcare, or other responsibilities.
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Also, CNN confirmed that voter participation dropped to a historic low in the past two decades with only 55 percent of Americans going to the polls.
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On Tuesday, administration lawyers are scheduled to defend the delay before a federal judge in Washington while voters are going to the polls in New Hampshire.
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The Helms campaign had sent more than 120,000 postcards targeted at mostly African-American voters aiming at intimidating and preventing them from going to the polls.
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Another 25 percent of Republican voters will not support either party — meaning they will sit at home on Election Day instead of going to the polls.
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Imagine going to the polls on Election Day and discovering that your ballot could be collected and reviewed by the sitting president of the United States.
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Primary voters in New York, Maryland, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Utah will be going to the polls Tuesday night to pick their candidates for the 2018 midterms.
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Inevitably, the lack of confidence in the election process could simply stop people from going to the polls, which is never a good thing in a democracy.
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And in 2020, unless politicians change tactics, black political organizations warn that some black voters may not see a point in going to the polls at all.
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" What they're saying: Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos told Texas Monthly he's "convinced the exercises aren't getting in the way of Texans going to the polls.
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Alabamians are going to the polls today to decide whether Moore or Democrat Doug Jones should fill the Senate seat left vacant by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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"The ruling party may consider getting a vote of confidence by going to the polls early, according to some (investors)," Morgan Stanley said in a recent note.
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Tell your friends, tell you family, tell your neighbors: The only way you can vote in this election is by getting up and going to the polls.
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Voting on Saturday coincided with the homecoming weekend for the Louisiana State University's football team, which pitted going to the polls against the state's devotion to football.
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Based on these results, Trump's best hope for a victory would require a precipitous drop in the number of Democratic voters going to the polls on Nov.
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Then on March 15, the day states can award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, Rubio's home base of Florida is among states going to the polls.
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While immigration reform will no doubt entail a tough political fight, Latinos could make the prospect of an overhaul more likely by going to the polls in November.
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Pennsylvania voters are going to the polls to decide races for governor, US Senate, and a bunch of important House races under a newly redrawn congressional map. Sen.
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"We have the potential twin evils of Italy going to the polls early next year and tapering to think about at the same time," said Rabobank strategist Richard McGuire.
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India holds several state elections this year, including in the farming state of West Bengal, with the country's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, going to the polls in 2017.
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If any group was likely sending a message to Donald Trump, that group, which was 16 percent of the electorate, was probably going to the polls for that reason.
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But the state is going to the polls again for primaries on Tuesday, at a moment when some analysts suggest that the wave could be flattening to a ripple.
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Mexicans will be going to the polls to elect a new president on July 1, and the candidate from Mr. Peña Nieto's party, the P.R.I., is unlikely to win.
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Privately, some Republicans have allowed that the laws' main intent is to keep people who often vote Democratic — the poor, the young and minorities — from going to the polls.
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Other times, they are women whose names, the researchers discovered, are also associated in other documents like church records, suggesting that they were friends going to the polls together.
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India holds several state elections this year, including in the farming state of West Bengal, with the country's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, going to the polls in 21.
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Jesse Helms, during which the Helms campaign sent more than 120,000 postcards targeted at mostly African-American voters aiming to intimidate and prevent them from going to the polls.
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"Conte was quite strong in addressing the point that going to the polls soon would not be in the interest of the country," said Luca Cazzulani, rates strategist at UniCredit.
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A turnout above 53 percent could also make the result more unpredictable as it would suggest many voters who said they planned to abstain ended up going to the polls.
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Hillary Clinton might have clinched the Democratic nomination last night, but six states are still going to the polls in the last big voting day for presidential primaries and caucuses.
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The electorate may be bigger, but not because of new voters, and new voters who are going to the polls aren't all, or even mostly, turning up to support Sanders.
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Thomas shared her husband's hatred of Reconstruction, and she largely endorsed such terrorist tactics as violence and murder to prevent black men and white Republicans from going to the polls.
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Politico notes that while many presidential candidates promise financial benefits for voters if they get elected, few contenders promise random people cash prizes in advance of going to the polls.
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And while hard-line Republicans are a minority of the country's voters, the G.O.P. cannot retain its grip on Congress without this bedrock of its base going to the polls.
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Spanish courts had ruled the referendum unconstitutional even before it was held, but the vote was held anyway amid clashes between Spain's national police and people going to the polls.
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In Scotland, where Labour led the devolved government until 2007, voters going to the polls said the left-wing leader had done little to prompt a revival in the party's fortunes.
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Campaigners for Muslim political engagement reckoned that more than 1m were registered to vote in 20113, and that last year's congressional elections saw an uptick in Muslims going to the polls.
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Voters in Virginia, where Western democracy began 400 years ago, have always been pretty good about going to the polls every four years, when there's a presidential contest on the ballot.
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If the bills do not pass the Senate, Turnbull will call a double dissolution election, with the public going to the polls and their vote ultimately changing the members of the houses.
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Almost 372,000 security personnel will be deployed to ensure those going to the polls are protected, including around 135,000 reservists and four thousand personnel each from the Pakistan Air Force and Navy.
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Britain is going to the polls today in a vast array of elections: Mayoral elections, council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections, police and crime commissioner elections ... the list goes on.
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Voters in a wealthy suburban district in Georgia are going to the polls to fill the seat vacated by former Representative Tom Price, who is now the health and human services secretary.
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On top of all that, it remains unclear if the issues that kept people from going to the polls were caused by Russian hacking, interference from another foreign power, or simply software glitches.
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The political uncertainty may delay this process and commentators suggest that President Sergio Mattarella - the only person who can dissolve parliament - will want to secure the budget process before going to the polls.
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In addition to posting an Instagram story urging fans to vote on Tuesday, singer Katy Perry documented going to the polls while wearing a starred blue shirt, red pants and American flag earrings.
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Then again, Pitney believes the higher number of Republicans going to the polls in the fall may not be "nearly enough" to change the outcome for some statewide elective offices, such as governor.
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Remember, a year ago, European "political risk" was considered one of the biggest threats to financial markets in 2017 with Austria, The Netherlands, France, Germany and potentially Italy all going to the polls.
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With Americans going to the polls on Tuesday, it is down to the wire for social media companies to show that they have clamped down on disinformation and foreign interference through their sites.
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Primary voters going to the polls starting next week face the prospect of voting for candidates who have been unseen in the past 703 years of presidential politics: Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
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The two groups who the poll shows would overwhelmingly opt for anyone but Trump — African American women and millennials — are also two groups that tend to be less reliable in going to the polls.
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But with Britons going to the polls just one week after the Fed meets on June 14-15, a rate hike next month still looks unlikely, said F.L. Putnam Investment Management CEO Tom Manning.
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Alabama voters are going to the polls today to make their choice between Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore, who has found himself embroiled in sexual assault allegations involving teenaged women, and Democrat Doug Jones.
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Going to the polls is viewed by the Conservative-led government as the best way to secure a strong-enough hold over Parliament that can, in turn, smooth the passage of its Brexit plan.
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Mr. Avila maintained that low voter registration and turnout resulted from deliberate barriers, not laziness, and that going to the polls was not some feel-good utopian goal but the foundation of a democracy.
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Primary voters going to the polls in West Virginia on Tuesday have a chance to send a message to the two Democratic candidates for president and help set the stage for November's general election.
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He said it was "of absolutely no consequence" in a country that is going to the polls in two weeks in an election that will have profound consequences for its place in the world.
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"We are making clear to voters that we believe going to the polls amid the coronavirus outbreak is a personal decision and we respect whichever choice they make," Mike Casca, Sanders's communications director, said.
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"This attempt comes in the context of terrorist Muslim Brotherhood elements trying to disrupt the electoral process and influence citizens into not going to the polls and participating in the presidential election," the agency said.
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After debating in a closed TV studio Sunday night, Biden urged supporters to take precautions when voting, while Sanders said he could understand if people, particularly seniors, felt uncomfortable going to the polls in person.
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Another option if you want to avoid the bad weather is check what your local meteorologist is saying, and plan going to the polls at a time where the chances of rain or wind are lower.
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Washington (CNN)The 2018 political season kicked off in earnest on Tuesday with voters in four states -- Indiana, Ohio, North Carolina and West Virginia -- going to the polls to pick candidates for Senate, governor and House.
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Those images from Egypt and Tunisia of men, women, young, and old going to the polls should be contrasted with the sham elections we see today in Egypt and in other parts of the Arab world.
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Muhammed Zubaidi, a politically active young man who had knocked on doors in his neighborhood to support his political movement, Hikma, shopped for groceries on Saturday after going to the polls in his Baghdad neighborhood, Karrada.
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"They're not worried about going to the polls," said Mr. Bonilla, who left the Republican Party in October, in part over the Trump administration's slow response to the hurricane, and is now registered without party affiliation.
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" Netanyahu has exploited suggestions of a high turnout among Arab voters in previous elections, telling his supporters in an election in 2015 that he risked defeat because Arab voters were "going to the polls in droves.
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On Tuesday, Sanders's campaign abandoned traditional get-out-the-vote efforts in the three primary states, insisting that voters should decide for themselves whether they were comfortable with going to the polls amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Minnesota was the only one of 12 states going to the polls on March 1st that the senator from Florida won, with 37% for Mr Rubio compared with 1003% for Mr Cruz and 21% for Mr Trump.
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With voters going to the polls in just weeks, Clinton's campaign has turned to surrogates like Thompson and a host of celebrities, athletes and elected officials to be in early states when the candidate can't be there.
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Greg Carbin, the forecast operations branch chief at the Weather Prediction Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said on Tuesday that he saw nothing in the forecast to deter anyone from going to the polls.
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In addition to announcing the new date, the government said that it would allow international observers to participate and that members of regional councils would be chosen by Venezuelans going to the polls in May as well.
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Health care is the top issue More than one-third of Democratic voters going to the polls in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary said health care was the most important issue in determining their vote.
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With some of India's largest states going to the polls in the next two years, Nadda will have to balance the outsized influence of Modi and Shah alongside crafting an electoral strategy to improve the BJP's performance.
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The enthusiasm shown by Democratic voters in 2018, and the recent record turnout in New Hampshire, make it clear that no amount of infighting will keep Democrats from going to the polls to vote against Donald Trump.
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"All the Democrats have to do to build a many-decade majority and take over Washington is turn out that extra 10 percent of working class voters that don't bother going to the polls in elections," Huber argued.
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"I think that people are pretty well comfortable with the domestic data and the Brexit thing is something that's going to be hard to get any handle on until right when it's going to the polls," said Simons.
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There are a variety of websites where voters can go to find their polling information, but pairing that with a transportation service could help bridge the gap between the intention to vote and actually going to the polls.
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The increase in Democratic primary turnout last week could stem from a few sources: a rise in new voters; voters who typically participate only in general elections going to the polls; or voters who had previously voted Republican.
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Fearing a power vacuum if a president is not chosen, and convinced that the accusations of widespread fraud were exaggerated, the United States and other international partners say that going to the polls is essential to preserving democratic order.
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Britain is going to the polls for the third time in just over two years on Thursday, for a snap election called by Prime Minister Theresa May in a bid to strengthen her mandate during the upcoming Brexit negotiations.
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Power outages affecting traffic lights or attacks on phone systems can create havoc and force officials to focus on the issues as they arise, diverting police and other government resources and potentially dissuading voters from going to the polls.
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"I'm convinced the exercises aren't getting in the way of Texans going to the polls," Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos told the Texas Monthly, noting that he has spoken with the US Customs and Border Protection director of field operations.
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But civil rights groups counter that the entire process needlessly creates confusion for voters who don't know that they've been flagged in the system, or those who think a pending registration means they shouldn't even bother going to the polls.
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Snap elections in Italy would add to the list of countries in the bloc going to the polls this year that have put political risk firmly in the spotlight following anti-establishment votes that rocked the U.S. and Britain last year.
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More than one-third of Democratic voters going to the polls in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary said health care was the most important issue in determining their vote, beating out climate change, income equality and foreign policy.
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In a testament to the country's political dysfunction, the unelected Mr. Vizcarra — he took office after his predecessor resigned — has been trying to call for general elections since July, while the main opposition party has repeatedly avoided going to the polls.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong is going to the polls Sunday after weeks of increasingly violent protests that have seen police firing live rounds, a man set on fire by demonstrators, and days-long police sieges on hardline demonstrators trapped in universities.
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Even as Trump commands rock-solid support among Republicans, voters' interest in going to the polls appears to be growing faster among those who disapprove of Trump than among those who approve of him, according to experts who reviewed the data.
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With France, Germany and possibly Italy going to the polls, analysts have long wondered whether an act of terrorism could jolt electoral dynamics and boost the broader "Europe in crisis" narrative that has elevated far-right parties across the Continent.
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In November 1980, as voters were going to the polls, the jobless rate peaked at 10.8 percent, the result of back-to-back recessions that followed a surge in interest rates engineered by the Federal Reserve to tame double-digit price increases.
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We were departing Milwaukee, where voters were going to the polls, and the Fox News pundits on his TV were dissecting what had been the worst two-week stretch of his young political career — one that had begun with his campaign manager's arrest.
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In a CBS News poll released earlier this month, just 268 percent of likely voters said they were very enthusiastic about going to the polls, down from 22016 percent in late October 2012, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.
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LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - British opposition parties will not back Prime Minister Boris Johnson's preferred timing for an early election but voters will not have to wait long before going to the polls, the Scottish National Party's leader in Britain's parliament said.
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The account sought to explicitly and implicitly discourage black voters from going to the polls in an effort to secure Republican victory, even as other Russian-backed efforts bolstered white extremism online, said Marc H. Morial, the president of the National Urban League.
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A bifurcated US government approach -- on the one hand your team is addressing threats from Russia and on the other, you are extending yourself to Putin -- paints a confusing picture for many, including voters going to the polls in just over two weeks.
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In November of that year, as voters were going to the polls, the jobless rate peaked at 10.8 percent, the result of back-to-back recessions that followed a surge in interest rates engineered by the Federal Reserve to tame double-digit price increases.
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Demonetization, as it is termed, has become a major election issue in states going to the polls this year, such as Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state with 200 million people, where the performance of Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party could shape his political future.
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The fear that going to the polls will be a dangerous act might be easily inflamed by empty bluster, but it is also something that has been much truer, throughout history, for black Americans than fears of voter fraud have been for white ones.
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Earlier this week, Venezuela's election board delayed an election for state governorships to 2017 from December, giving the government more breathing room before going to the polls.. Reporting by Corina Pons and Alexandra Ulmer; Writing by Alexandra Ulmer; Editing by Peter Cooney, Andrew Cawthorne and Michael Perry
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Look over there: Italy's going to the polls and Silvio Berlusconi may be back as a behind-the-scenes force; look over here and at Comme des Garçons, Rei Kawakubo has managed to make Susan Sontag's 1964 essay, "Notes On 'Camp' " into a mission statement in clothes.
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California is more important in this nominating cycle than in previous ones because of an accelerated primary schedule that has the largest state in the nation going to the polls on Super Tuesday, when voters in a dozen states will cast their ballots for the Democratic nomination.
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If early elections do occur next year, 2017 is shaping up to be a seminal year in the history of the European Union with founding members Germany, France and potentially Italy all going to the polls with strong Euro-skeptic and populist candidates in the running.
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She explains to them that registering citizens will help other recent arrivals; the volunteers, who include children as young as ten, then tell prospective voters that by going to the polls they can increase the chances that more Latino officials and like-minded politicians will be elected.
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She does a role play about a voter interaction, explains that you need to get supporters to visualize going to the polls in order to get them to do it, that we mark our contacts as HRC or Not HRC, moved, deceased, hostile, refused, etc, etc.
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Reality Check: Trump's claims of 'large scale' voter fraud But Trump's claim three weeks before Election Day -- as many voters are already going to the polls -- that the race is being being deliberately stacked against him by a fearful political establishment flies in the face of historical precedent.
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Black and minority voters have consistently been intimidated from going to the polls and before the Voting Rights Act of 1965 those that did try to cast a ballot were often thwarted by undemocratic and racists tactics — known as the Jim Crow laws— to prohibit them from voting.
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Both the euro and European shares later recovered from early selling, while German bond yields steadied near 1-1/2 week lows, as confidence about the outlook for the euro zone economy helped investors brush off worries about the risk of Germany going to the polls again soon.
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On a day when North Carolinians are going to the polls for a primary in a special election for a US House seat, some GOP voters were troubled by Burr's role in issuing the subpoena while other Republicans appeared ready to give their senior senator the benefit of the doubt.
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On Sunday, Italians are going to the polls to vote for politicians who talk primarily about immigration and security, while mothers like those at the Beehive and myself will continue searching for creative ways to care for our children, remain in the work force, be paid equally and stay relevant.
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WASHINGTON — Just days before Election Day, and with voters in many states already going to the polls, the F.B.I. director made a stunning announcement on Friday: Agents had discovered new emails that might be relevant to the completed investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server, a case that she had seemingly put behind her in July.
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With five states going to the polls on Tuesday, Democratic hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE makes four appearances this week to try give his lagging campaign a boost.
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Greensboro Raleigh Third District Charlotte Fayetteville Greensboro Raleigh Third District Charlotte Fayetteville By The New York Times Primary voters in North Carolina are going to the polls on Tuesday, looking to thin a field of more than two dozen candidates who are running to replace Walter B. Jones Jr., a longtime congressman who died in February.
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His government may have found itself under fire for a litany of scandals — from accusations that organizers within his party had tried to stop voters from going to the polls with the use of misleading robocalls, to a criminal investigation into illegal accounting practises in one election campaign, to the discovery of a recording that his close advisors had tried to bribe a dying man with a life insurance policy in return for policy favours.
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