su cobraf , gz ha postato:
Globalvote, una società non-partisan a Londra ha tenuto un sondaggio mondiale via internet in tutti i paesi del mondo, al di fuori degli USA, sulle preferenze di voto.
Quindi non le previsioni su come voteranno gli americani come si si fa qui, ma il presidente americano preferito in cina, russia, francia, italia, sudafrica ecc... Il risultato:
Kerry 77%
Nader 14%
Bush 9%
L'unico paese in cui Bush a ricevuto la maggioranza dei voti è stato l'Iraq
Nel medio oriente in generale Bush ha ricevuto il 37% dei voti contro una media mondiale del 9%, quattro volte di più che in Europa, nonostante non ci ci sia un solo giornale arabo ovviamente favorevole.
(Della serie: quando gli arabi possono votare segretamente si esprimono diversamente di quando sono spinti ad andare in piazza)
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LONDON (Reuters) - The virtual vote is in -- Democratic challenger John Kerry (news - web sites) has won a landslide victory over President Bush (news - web sites) in a global sample of the world's opinion on the race for the White House.
More than 113,000 people from 119 countries made their choice at
www.globalvote2004.org, handing Kerry a crushing win with 77 percent of the vote, a spokesman for the Web site said on Monday.
But there was consolation for Bush from what many would see as an unlikely source: the majority of virtual votes submitted from Iraq
The results of the non-official vote were released a day before Americans go to the polls in the real election.
Third party candidates, including independent Ralph Nader (news - web sites), took nearly 14 percent of the vote, while Bush garnered a mere nine percent.
"Iraq was one of the few countries where Bush actually won and the Middle East voted 37 percent for Bush compared to a world average of 9.1 percent," the Web site spokesman said.
"We're not trying to tell Americans how to vote, we're just giving them feedback from the rest of the world. The outcome of the real vote affects non-US citizens enormously in the post-9/11 age," he added.