Iraqi expats will play major role in election  Up to 1 million
Iraqis outside the country are expected to cast ballots in the
most extensive expatriate vote ever organized.  By , Staff
writer of The Christian Science Monitor  After many of them left
their country to flee a repressive political system, Iraqis
around the world will now have a say in the direction Iraq takes
by voting in this month's national elections.  In what is being
called the most extensive, complex - and rushed - expatriate
vote ever organized, up to 1 million Iraqis are expected to cast
a ballot in their country's first democratic elections at voting
sites in Amman, Damascus, and Tehran - as well as in Sydney,
Copenhagen, Detroit, and Nashville.  In all, 14 countries will
have voting stations in an exercise that is creating excitement
and mustering patriotic fervor among thousands of expatriate
Iraqis - but which is also reviving old worries about the
expatriate community's influence in postwar Iraq.  Recommended:
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