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<title>For Whom to Vote? Iraqi Culture Adjusts to Free Elections</title>
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<description>FORWARD OPERATING BASE LOYALTY, Iraq, Dec. 14, 2005 &#x26;#x2013; Iraqi police cars sporting stickers urging people to vote for a particular list of candidates are part of the pre-election scene here. One reason is that Iraq government, at this stage of its development, doesn&#x26;#x27;t have anything like the U.S.&#x26;#x27;s Hatch Act, which forbids U.S. federal employees from engaging in partisan political processes. While Iraqi leaders have tried to separate the police from politics, they haven&#x26;#x27;t been totally successful. There is no history of a secret ballot in Iraq, military officials here said. Saddam Hussein held regular mandatory elections and everyone...</description>
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