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Welcome to World Elections
This is your place to learn about different countries' elections and government, speak out on issues affecting students just like you, and play games.
Next Up: Venezuela will hold presidential elections April 14 to replace the late Hugo Chavez.
Students Speak
Make your voice be heard. In 2008 you shared your opinions about what issues were important to you in: Presidential Minutes to the World. What issues are important to you now? Share your thoughts on the issues and elections in this year?s election writing challenges. Remember, you have a voice so make yours be heard.
Play Election Games
Put your skills to the test by showing off your knowledge of voting and world governments. Click here to play Win the White House and other exciting election games.
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Take Me To Your LeaderTeachers, work with your students to research the history behind your country's leader then share your findings with another ePals class. |
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What's your White House Job?Find out your White House Job and try other quizzes under Games. |
The Latest ePoll Results
Here's how the ePals community is voting:
Czech Republic |
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Milos Zeman 67% Karel Schwarzenberg 33% |
Czech Republic |
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Nicos Anastasiades 63% Giorgos Lillikas 13% Stavros Malas 25% |
Have you voted yet? Visit the upcoming election fact sheets to cast your vote.
Vote Now
World Elections Map
Visit the countries highlighted below to learn more about their elections and government.
Elections Reel |
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