Bobbie Said:

will may 6th 2010 be a holiday for public offices like the home office ?

We Answered:

I'd expect it to be open, election day isn't a public holiday, it's a normal working day which is why the polling stations are open from very early in the morning until quite late in the evening so that people can vote before or after work.

Pedro Said:

When would the new Australian parliament sit for the first time after the 2010 election?

We Answered:

Not sure if there is a timeline for it.

The Parliament of Australia website notes:

A program of sitting days for the remainder of the year will be published on this page when the new Parliament is summoned after the polls are declared.

The current sitting dates (prior to the election are on the source page too)

Toni Said:

Is the Philippines truly ready for its first automated elections this 2010?

We Answered:

not only are some of the people computer illiterate but they are also just illiterate too~
you can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear overnight~the poverty rate of the Philippines
is 75% and just to get by is 20% but the creme of the creme who *BUY* votes for pesos
is less then 5%~~Risa Rosquillo is a shining example of VOTES for SALE

Alberto Said:

How much notice does the UK Government need to give to call a general election?

We Answered:

Six weeks.

Troy Said:

When are the congressman elections this year 2010??? What date?

We Answered:

Should be the first Tuesday in November...November 2nd

Audrey Said:

What is the date for the 2010 elections/re-elections?

We Answered:

You want to see Reid and Franks win? You mean, you want more socialism rammed up your rear end?