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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised th
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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

ID: 277297
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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

ID: 277298
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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

ID: 277299
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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

ID: 277300
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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%.
The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq.

Photos by Rufus Hucks

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U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks
U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks
U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks
U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks
U.S. State Department international election observers Mark Schapiro and John Goodfrey are escorted by their security team while touring polling sites throughout Ninewa, Iraq. Many Iraqis exercised their democratic right to vote despite threats from violent extremist groups with turnout at 62%. The preliminary results have been delayed until the end of the month. 15/03/10. Ninewa, Iraq. Photos by Rufus Hucks

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