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The Electoral Commission has begun the discussion with a paper that raises a few familiar questions for public comment but the review need not be confined to them. The commission says it is keen to hear any ideas. It should hear plenty. After 15 years...
Latvia is one of three small Baltic states that were annexed by the former Soviet Union for most of the 20th century. It has about 2 million residents, with about one-third of them Russian-speakers. Many ethnic Latvians consider Russian the language of...
An Independent Electoral Commission agent checks the identification of a voter on December 11, 2011 at a polling station in the Koumassi neighborhood of Abidjan during the parliamentary elections. The poll is boycotted by the party of former strongman... View Photo »
The recount has exposed irregularities. I have been talking about the disappearance of some ballot boxes yet the Electoral Commission in its mandate has to keep the boxes intact under key and lock
But the price tag attached to an early election could further complicate Labor's chances, with figures released by the Australian Electoral Commission this month showing that recent turmoil on financial markets had taken a toll on the ALP war chest. ...
According to flash results of the Central Electoral Commission from about two thirds of the voting polls , nearly 80% have voted against respective amendments in the Constitution. Only 21.5% have voted "for" in the referendum , with a very high poll...
Jay Weatherill in Mawson Lakes last week Labor candidate Susan Close. Picture: Tricia Watkinson Source: The Advertiser PORT Adelaide is now one of state Labor's most vulnerable seats. The party's margin in the former stronghold has been slashed to 2.95...
A Congolese man holds an umbrella with photos of DR Congo incumbent president Joseph Kabila on December 8, 2011 as he waits for the results of presidential polls in Goma. DR Congo election officials tonight postponed declaring the winner of the November... View Photo »
The Central Electoral Commission has signed the results protocol. All the fifteen members of the commission signed the document, thus proving my victory; my victory is the people’s victory
Puntland’s muscle. Federal states will be based pretty much on Puntland with Galmudug being urged to actually create a legal system using outside assistance. It is still up in the air whether a British parliamentary system or a U.S. style electoral...
The report also challenges the SNP Government’s legal right to take charge of the vote and says that there is a “compelling case” for the involvement of the Electoral Commission in overseeing the referendum to act as an “important constitutional check...
The Electoral Commission is a non-departmental public body with powers in the United Kingdom, which was created by an Act of Parliament, the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (2000 c. 41). In 2002 the Boundary Committee for England became a statutory committee of the commission. Full Article
An electoral agent of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) sits ona bag of ballot papers in a warehouse in Kinshasa on December 3, 2011. The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) released partial results Friday showing Kabila with 52 percent of valid votes to...
View Photo »An electoral agent of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) piles up ballot papers into a warehouse on December 2, 2011 in Goma. The Democratic Republic of Congo's poll body said it will release partial presidential results ahead of schedule today, as fears of post-vote...
View Photo »Electoral agents of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) rest as they receive used ballot papers in a warehouse on December 2, 2011 in Goma. The Democratic Republic of Congo's election commission said it will release partial presidential results ahead of schedule today,...
View Photo »An electoral agent of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) piles up ballot bags into a warehouse on December 2, 2011 in Goma. The Democratic Republic of Congo's election commission said it will release partial presidential results ahead of schedule today, as fears of...
View Photo »Electoral agents of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) countercheck with their colleagues as they receive ballot papers in Goma on December 2, 2011. The Democratic Republic of Congo's election commission plans to release partial presidential poll results today in a bid...
View Photo »Electoral agents of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) load used ballot papers into plastic bagson December 2, 2011 in Goma. The Democratic Republic of Congo's election commission plans to release partial presidential poll results today in a bid to stop rumours about...
View Photo »An electoral agent of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) carries a bag of ballots on December 2, 2011 in Goma. The Democratic Republic of Congo's election commission plans to release partial presidential poll results today in a bid to stop rumours about the outcome,...
View Photo »The president of the Independant National Electoral Commission (CENI) Daniel Mulunda salutes people as he visits a compilation center in the Funa district of Kinshasa on November 30, 2011. A top ally of DR Congo President Joseph Kabila accused his main rival's party of post-election...
View Photo »President of Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) Ngoy Mulunda (C) holds a technical meeting in Kinshasa, on November 27, 2011. Tensions flared on the eve of Democratic Republic of Congo elections as opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi called a rally in the capital despite...
View Photo »Observers listen to President of Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) Ngoy Mulunda (unseen), in Kinshasa, on November 27, 2011. Tensions flared on the eve of Democratic Republic of Congo elections as opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi called a rally in the capital despite...
View Photo »Congolese National Independent Electoral Commission workers wait to load planes and helicopters with election related equipment and ballots at Kinshasa Airport in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Friday Nov. 25, 2011. The material needs to reach remote voting stations throughout...
View Photo »The chairman of the Independant Electoral Commission (ISIE) Jendoubi Kamel gives the final results of the October 23 election for a constituent assembly on November 14, 2011 in Tunis. Tunisia's constituent assembly will meet for the first time on November 22.
View Photo »Liberian National Electoral Commission (NEC) documents show partial results on November 9, 2011 in Monrovia , a day after the country's second-round presidential election. Liberian incumbent Ellen Johnson Sirleaf seemed poised for a second term and the opposition was crying foul. The...
View Photo »A Liberian National Electoral Commission (NEC) worker empties ballot boxes on November 9, 2011 for the country's second-round presidential election in Monrovia a day after the poll. Liberian incumbent Ellen Johnson Sirleaf seemed poised for a second term and the opposition was crying...
View Photo »Head of Egypt's Electoral Commission Abdel Moez, center, talks to reporters following a meeting of a group of democracy activists from Egypt, Tunisia and Libya with Foreign Ministry top officials in Warsaw, Poland on Friday, Oct. 7, 2011. The group of fifteen activists are in Poland to...
View Photo »Kamel Jendoubi (R), chairman of the independent Tunisian Electoral Commission responsible for preparing and supervising the upcoming elections, speaks with Tunisian writer Slaheddine Jourchi, who specializes in the study of fundamentalist movements and political-religious phenomena in the...
View Photo »Kamel Jendoubi, chairman of the independent Tunisian Electoral Commission responsible for preparing and supervising the upcoming elections, speaks about the conditions for a successful transition and election at the opening of a national seminar on the issue, in Tunis, on August 6, 2011.
View Photo »Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) presents documentation for his presidential candidacy at the Central Electoral Commission in Moscow December 7, 2011. The Russian presidential elections are scheduled for March 2012.
View Photo »Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin rubs his eye as he presents documentation for his presidential candidacy at the Central Electoral Commission in Moscow December 7, 2011. Russian presidential elections are scheduled for March 2012.
View Photo »An electoral offcials walks past ballot boxes filled with election materials in the courtyard of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) in Lubumbashi on December 5, 2011. The announcement of the official provisionary results are expected tomorrow for the Democratic...
View Photo »A Congolese electoral agent walks past a pile of bags of ballot papers at the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) in Lubumbashi on December 5, 2011. The announcement of the official provisionary results are expected tomorrow for the Democratic Republic of the Congo's...
View Photo »A journalist walks past a screen showing the first results from voting in Russia's parliamentray election at the Central Electoral Commission in Moscow, December 4, 2011. Vladimir Putin's ruling party suffered a serious blow in a parliamentary election on Sunday, exit polls showed, as...
View Photo »Journalists and observers work near a screen showing the first results from voting in Russia's parliamentray election at the Central Electoral Commission in Moscow, December 4, 2011. Vladimir Putin's ruling party suffered a big drop in support in a parliamentary election on Sunday, exit...
View Photo »Election officials carry bags of ballot papers to a truck at the National Independent Electoral Commission offices in Lubumbashi on December 3, 2011. Preliminary results from theNovember 28 presidential race pitting incumbent Joseph Kabila against a divided opposition field of 10...
View Photo »An election official handles bags of ballot results from the November 28 elections under the shade of a parasol on December 3, 2011 at the National Independent Electoral Commission offices in Lubumbashi. Preliminary results from the presidential race pitting incumbent Joseph Kabila...
View Photo »An electoral agent of the National Independent Electoral Commission (CENI) sits ona bag of ballot papers in a warehouse in Kinshasa on December 3, 2011. The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) released partial results Friday showing Kabila with 52 percent of valid votes to...
View Photo »The recount has exposed irregularities. I have been talking about the disappearance of some ballot boxes yet the Electoral Commission in its mandate has to keep the boxes intact under key and lock
The Central Electoral Commission has signed the results protocol. All the fifteen members of the commission signed the document, thus proving my victory; my victory is the people’s victory
The Independent National Electoral Commission, supported by the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and international partners, has done notable work to organize the elections in a timely manner
We are planning to send an observer mission to the election. We have also made financial contributions to the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI). And we are confident that the stakeholders will be able to work together to ensure a successful electoral process
The officials of the Electoral Commission arrested in Luweero will appear on Monday in court for neglect of duty and failure to perform duty as required
In my recent visit I met with the Electoral Commission (SENI), the Government and our Ambassador and they all agree that ordinary Congolese see this as an opportunity to move forward, to strengthen their democracy and to put away their history of violence and focus in building their society and economy
We have halted the recount exercise in line with the Uganda Electoral Commission guidelines, which demands of us to halt the whole exercise, in case any ballot box is found without the official seal
As DP, we have applied to the Electoral Commission Tribunal challenging the decision by the returning officer.
The Electoral Commission's advice to people using social media is not to post messages on election day that could breach these rules. * The prohibition of advertising on polling day enjoys strong public support, and significant breaches are likely to generate complaints
There is a growing feeling among Scottish parliamentarians that if this is not resolved soon it would be better to add to the Scotland Bill a new clause taking the matter out of the hands of the vested interests of the political parties and authorising the Electoral Commission to get on with it.
