Who wins 2012 US Elections if the World could vote? A survey
Posted by Abdul Alim
Global Post: In a 2012 election outside the United States, Barack Obama would beat Mitt Romney 65 percent to 18 percent, GlobalPost finds.
BOSTON — Foreign affairs might not be the focus for most US voters, who tend to worry more about the economy and hospital bills. But talk to people on the street from Havana to Hong Kong and you’ll get an earful on how Washington should do less or more to influence their lives. GlobalPost tapped into its extensive network of foreign correspondents, asking more than 100 people in 20 countries for their views on the United States and who they hope will win the November election.
- ALEX LEFF
Posted by Abdul Alim
on October 13, 2012. Filed under Americas,Awareness,Democracy.
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anwar
October 13, 2012 at 8:56 pm
P-Hakiristan’s opinion does not count.
Rafiq A. Tschannen
October 14, 2012 at 3:13 am
Dear Anwar, lots of readers love Pakistan. Kindly therefore observe language that does not hurt anyone. You can point out what is wrong in Pakistan and what should be improved, but please try to use language that does not offend anyone. Thanks.