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Elections in Germany - Postal votes
22.09.2013INK119. Munich (Germany), 22/09/2013.- Polling station helpers sort absentee votes in an expo hall in Munich, Germany, 22 September 2013. The number of postal votes cast for Sunday's election is expected to exceed the record 21 per cent that was reached at the last election four years ago. EFE/EPA/INGA KJEREFE/EPA/INGA KJER -
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22.09.2013German Chancellor and Christian Democratic Union candidate (CDU) Angela Merkel (C, L) walks with husband Joachim Sauer (C, R) to their polling station in Berlin, on September 22, 2013, the day of the German general elections. German Chancellor and Christian Democratic Union candidate (CDU) Angela Merkel (C, L) walks with husband Joachim Sauer (C, R) to their polling station in Berlin, on September 22, 2013, the day of the German general elections.AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSENAFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN -
Elections in Germany
22.09.2013HOH0013. Isernhagen (Germany), 22/09/2013.- Federal Chairman of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) Philipp Roesler and his wife Wiebke arrive at the polling station in the Friedrich Dierks Elementary School in Iserhagen, Germany, 22 September 2013. Voting began on 22 September in Germany's general election, with opinion polls suggesting Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition may lose its parliamentary majority. Merkel, leader of the centre-right Christian Democrats (CDU), is expected to remain chancellor for a third term, but she may have to ditch her current coalition partner, the Free Democratic Party (FDP), if it polls badly. She would then have to form a new government with a more leftist bent. Polling stations close at 6 pm (1800 GMT) 22 September. Some 61.8 million people are eligible to vote. As many as a quarter of all votes are likely to have been cast in advance and sent in by mail. EFE/EPA/HOLGER HOLLEMANNAFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL
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