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Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters
Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters

Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters

Date10/2/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Newspapermen who toured polling booths in Sofia said ballots of all parties were available to voters. George Dimitrov; Communist leader; is considered to be first in line for premiership. Here is a farmer and his oxen
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116871F
Today, the day to choose: Tomorow, one of these three men will be premier-elect of Ontario as a result of the ballots today of 4,400,000 eligible Ontario voters
Today, the day to choose: Tomorow, one of these three men will be premier-elect of Ontario as a result of the ballots today of 4,400,000 eligible Ontario voters
10/20/1971
Dolls. At right NDP Leader Donald MacDonald chats with Jamie Whitewood as the three-year-old peeks around corner to watch voters at polling booth in his Wychwood Park home.
Dolls. At right NDP Leader Donald MacDonald chats with Jamie Whitewood as the three-year-old peeks around corner to watch voters at polling booth in his Wychwood Park home.
9/25/1963
Blitz tactis of such New Democrats as James Renwick have brought them close to the working class voters, reports Peter Regenstreif. After polling 120 (...)
Blitz tactis of such New Democrats as James Renwick have brought them close to the working class voters, reports Peter Regenstreif. After polling 120 (...)
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Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
12/9/1938
After shaking hands with other voters, Premier William Davis put his ballot into the box at McHugh Public School in Brampton this morning, with his wi(...)
After shaking hands with other voters, Premier William Davis put his ballot into the box at McHugh Public School in Brampton this morning, with his wi(...)
9/18/1975
Ballots were fed into machines as demonstrated (right)
Ballots were fed into machines as demonstrated (right)
12/8/1988
Ballot storage: A large committee room in city hall is piled high with boxes containing the 142, 107 ballots from the recent municipal election
Ballot storage: A large committee room in city hall is piled high with boxes containing the 142, 107 ballots from the recent municipal election
12/2/1988
On the one hand, it was pizza, in the other, a bottle of pop, but the central issue was politics as Stephen Lewis, leader of New Democratic Party, spoke to voters and youngsters yesterday at a meeting in G
On the one hand, it was pizza, in the other, a bottle of pop, but the central issue was politics as Stephen Lewis, leader of New Democratic Party, spoke to voters and youngsters yesterday at a meeting in G
8/29/1975
Gearing up for CNE, Mike Laidlaw, 17, struggles with stuffed critters yesterday at the CNE where midway folks are setting up game booths for opening d(...)
Gearing up for CNE, Mike Laidlaw, 17, struggles with stuffed critters yesterday at the CNE where midway folks are setting up game booths for opening d(...)
8/7/1992
Dome gets lived-in look, The SkyDome sprouts booths as exhibitors get ready for today's opening of the Metro Home Show, which will run through Sunday (...)
Dome gets lived-in look, The SkyDome sprouts booths as exhibitors get ready for today's opening of the Metro Home Show, which will run through Sunday (...)
1/15/1991
Peek-a-boo: Bell Canada says phone booths at corner of Yonge and Adelaide don't block view of Fleming memorial plaque, and there's no need to move them
Peek-a-boo: Bell Canada says phone booths at corner of Yonge and Adelaide don't block view of Fleming memorial plaque, and there's no need to move them
5/7/1982
Bell telephone thinks of everything - including portable phone booths for Open spectators
Bell telephone thinks of everything - including portable phone booths for Open spectators
7/29/1983