Yesterday the International Space Station shared a video of Hurricane Matthew from space — showing that if this torrential monster has a good side, it's from 250 miles above the storm.The ISS caught this breathtaking view with multiple cameras showing those of us at ground level exactly what the middle of a storm looks like.*Cuesoundtrack.*</s>Obama on Hurricane Matthew: We are ready to help</s>Obama on Hurricane Matthew: We are ready to help</s>Obama on Hurricane Matthew: We are ready to help</s>WILLEMSTAD – The Supreme Electoral Council (SEC) held its first briefing today at 12 o’clock. According to Pacheco Römer, chairman of the SEC, up until that moment, 21,571 people voted which represents about 20% of the total voters on the island. “This is a good sign because normally this is 12 to 15%,” said Römer during the briefing.

Voting will end at 7 o’clock and the SEC expects the first results to come in at 7:30pm. With all probability, the prison will be the first to announce its results.

This year the SEC kept the number of voters for each polling stations small. None of the polling stations received more than 1500 voters. This means that the vote counting will take less time and the results will be in before the end of the day.

The SEC expects that all the results will be in by 12 o’clock tonight.</s>The State Board of Elections is urging utility workers, volunteers, and anyone who may help with disaster relief efforts in Hurricane Matthew-affected areas to vote before they travel out-of-state.

“There is no assurance that those impacted will return in time to cast an in-person vote on November 8, 2016,” a statement from the board said. “Early voting prior to departing guarantees utility workers, volunteers, and others involved in the clean-up that their ballots will be cast.”

The Board said early voting is the best option for those anticipating assisting in Hurricane Matthew clean-up efforts because it avoids the potential issues that can occur with mail-in ballots. Residents can find early voting locations at http://www.elections.il.gov by clicking “Voters” and “When and Where Can I Vote.”

The State Board of Elections is an independent state agency charged with the responsibility of having general supervision over the administration of election laws of the State of Illinois.
Voters in Curaçao go to the polls to elect the 21 members of the Estates of Curaçao. The election had been delayed from September 30 due to Hurricane Matthew.