An American astronaut casts his vote from the sky
The only American astronaut aboard the International Space Station, Robert Kemprad, casts his vote in the US presidential election
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The only American astronaut aboard the International Space Station, Robert Kemprad, casts his vote in the US presidential election
The US elections are not limited to choosing a successor to President Obama, but also include the renewal of Congress and the selection of governors and tens of thousands
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton concluded by calling on voters to embrace her vision of "an America for all, full of hope and dignified."
(Tuesday) 200 million American voters, who have the right to vote, went to the polls to choose the next president of the United States.
The eyes of the world were fixed on him and his wife as they cast their votes in the American elections that history will never forget.
The Republican candidate for the White House, Donald Trump, was booed when he went to the polls this morning (Tuesday).
The New York Stock Exchange started its trading (Tuesday) in decline because caution was the master of the situation at a time when Americans are voting to choose
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton cast her vote in the US presidential elections, today (Tuesday) around the clock
Polling stations in nine states on the east coast of the United States opened their doors at 6:00 am today (Tuesday).
The US Supreme Court rejected a review filed by the Democratic Party in Ohio to impose measures to prevent supporters of the candidate