Aruba: Elections
Written byDavid Sasaki
Lost in Smallness reminds readers that all political campaigning must end several days before the election. Results are available from the A.P.
Written byDavid Sasaki
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including on blogs?
That’s a very good question. I’d try leaving a comment on Lost in Smallness and seeing if you could get an answer there. Unfortunately, the government website of Aruba – at least in English – is not very informative. I do know that Japan does not allow any internet campaigning at all, though one of the candidates posted his thoughts about the law on his own blog, which seems like a pretty fuzzy boundary.