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An Iraqi man points to names on the mock election ballot outside the voting area at the 2005 Iraqi Election in New Carrolton, Maryland, January 30, 2005. The poling site at a Ramada Inn next to Washington D.C.'s Capital Beltway is the only place for Iraqis living in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic to vote. There are four other polling places - in Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago and Nashville. Officials from the International Center for Migration, which is running the overseas voting for the Iraqi government, predict that roughly 22,000 Iraqis will vote at the Washington location. Corbis Photo Ken Cedeno
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An Iraqi man points to names on the mock election ballot outside the voting area at the 2005 Iraqi Election in New Carrolton, Maryland, January 30, 2005. The poling site at a Ramada Inn next to Washington D.C.'s Capital Beltway is the only place for Iraqis living in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic to vote. There are four other polling places - in Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago and Nashville. Officials from the International Center for Migration, which is running the overseas voting for the Iraqi government, predict that roughly 22,000 Iraqis will vote at the Washington location. Corbis Photo Ken Cedeno