A VOTE HERE sign on the sidewalk of a large city. Spanish translation below.
Voting in paper ballot by red pencil in European Union wirh EU flag
Election Night Broadcast
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Three Way Election Coverage
Election Breaking News
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1939 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Japan conquers more of China and a Gallup poll shows that a large majority of Americans sympathize with China, leading to protests of American companies doing business with Japan.
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CANADA - 1945 - Prime Minister King gives a victory speech after winning a Canadian election.
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EUROPE AND CANADA - 1945 - Men and women of the Canadian armed forces vote while abroad, while civilians vote from home.
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CANADA - 1945 - Canadian politicians MJ Coldwell and John Bracken give speeches after a tight election.
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CANADA AND ENGLAND - 1945 - William Lyon Mackenzie King, MJ Coldwell, and John Bracken attend rallies with Canadian voters, and servicemen stationed in England prepare to collect votes.
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USA - 1950s - A PSA advertises the importance of voting.
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1946 - Left-wing political candidates in Japan get a crowd whipped up to protest outside Premier Shidehara's residence.
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1946 - Communists push Premier Shidehara to resign in Japan, but he resists and elections are later carried out in an orderly fashion.
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1946 - Results are tabulated for the first free election in Japan, with the conservative party winning a majority of seats in parliament.
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1937 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Japan invades China and a Gallup poll reveals that while many Americans are sympathetic to China, many others aren't sure how to feel and the country continues selling supplies to Japan.
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1939 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, North Dakota's Senator Nye speaks against modifying the Embargo Act while Utah's Senator Thomas speaks in favor of modifying it.
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1930s - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, a Gallup Poll reflects an American civilian desire to boost the country's military power, leading to the creation of military affairs committees in Washington DC.
1966 - Ronald Reagan campaigns and is elected governor of California.
1966 - A democratic election is held in south Vietnam.
1939 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, France joins the war against Nazi Germany and a Gallup poll of Americans shows the majority blames Germany for starting the global conflict (narrated by Walter Huston in 1945).
1966 - George Romney of Michigan and Charles Percy of Illinois cast their ballots on Election Day, when they are running for governor and senator respectively.
1936 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, a Gallup poll reflects that an overwhelming majority of Americans are against joining a potential war in Europe and the Neutrality Act is amended (narrated by Walter Huston in 1945).
1939 - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, a newsreel shows Americans sharing their views that the country should stay out of the war in Europe (narrated in 1942).
1941 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, a Gallup poll indicates that a majority of Americans are in favor of joining the war, with support up drastically from a poll in 1936 (narrated by Walter Huston in 1945).
1966 - Montage of diverse Americans heading to the polls to vote on Election Day.
1966 - Bobby Kennedy is in New York when Nelson Rockefeller is elected governor.
1964 - Voters across America cast their ballots for LBJ.
1964 - LBJ and the First Lady cast their votes in the presidential election in LBJ's hometown.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye beats Bluto at the polls.
1966 - Edward Brooke campaigns for a senate seat in Massachusetts.
1966 - Reformist leader Joaquin Balaguer is elected President of the Dominican Republic in an upset victory over Revolutionary Juan Bosch.
1952 - General Eisenhower and Senator Kefauver come out on top as the Republican and Democrat nominees for president in the first ever presidential primary, held in New Hampshire.
1967 - Georgia lawmakers declare segregationist Lester Maddox to be the new governor of Georgia.
1966 - Black and white voters head to the polls in Alabama. George and Lurleen Wallace are seen at the state house in Montgomery after she is elected governor.
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A diverse couple is beaming with pride, holding American flags and wearing vote stickers