Mortality and Life Expectancy (incl. infant mortality) 79 436 deaths were recorded in Austria in 2012, which corresponds to a crude death rate of 9.4 deaths per 1 000 population. In 2012 the life expectancy of an Austrian male at birth was 78.3 years, i.e. 2.5 years higher than in 2002.
Consider: in Arizona yesterday, the election was called almost immediately by the media, with Clinton appearing to win the state by a margin of 61.5% to 36.1%. Of course, this was all early voting.
At first glance, John McCain appears to have comfortably won his home state by about 9 percentage points. Barack Obama won Tucson (Pima) and John McCain won Phoenix (Maricopa). Those two counties though account for almost 70% of the total vote. So, if one wanted to hack a series of memory cards or alter the vote's results, these two counties would have the greatest impact and make the most sense. I'm puzzled.