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Millions of people every year and dozens more were hurt in the blast and al-qaeda sworn it sabotage tomorrow's election. it's a huge milestone for iraq and a test of democracy. malini wilkes with more, streaming live for us from baghdad. malini, what's the latest. >> reporter: jamie, iraqi troops backed by the u.s. military have been preparing for this election for years and iraqi forces now sealed the borders with syria and iran until monday. starting in with three hours, midnight, baghdad is going to be under a 24-hour curfew, no cars anywhere near the polls tomorrow when voters go out there...

Possible. directive dictates afghan troops must be involved in the planning and execution of all night raids. nato trying to cut down on civilian casualties and storm of complaints from afghans. today was the final day of legal campaigning ahead of sunday's elections in iraq. reporter malini wilkes shows us how the candidates are searching for votes. >> reporter: campaign posters plaster the streets in downtown baghdad. evidence of an intense competition for voter recognition. iraq's short three-week campaign season ends today. voters concerns and complaints sound remarkably familiar. >> we ne...

Weeks and months leading up to the election, this has been a vibrant campaign. campaign posters plaster the streets in downtown baghdad, visible evidence of an intense competition for voter recognition. voters concerns and complaints may sound familiar. >> we need candidates to solve iraq's problems, unemployment and housing. >> politicians have done their best to energize their base, but rallies like this have been limited in number. large gatherings still could be a target for violence, so candidates send for other ways to get their message out. >> it definitely is that tv and door to door. ...

Possible. directive dictates afghan troops must be involved in the planning and execution of all night raids. nato trying to cut down on civilian casualties and storm of complaints from afghans. today was the final day of legal campaigning ahead of sunday's elections in iraq. reporter malini wilkes shows us how the candidates are searching for votes. >> reporter: campaign posters plaster the streets in downtown baghdad. evidence of an intense competition for voter recognition. iraq's short three-week campaign season ends today. voters concerns and complaints sound remarkably familiar. >> we ne...