Consolidated Replies

There are two different types of consolidated replies:
where Network members have contributed with their expertise through individual replies; and
where the ACE Facilitators have consolidated a reply without the involvement of the Network members.

This is the archive of the questions and answers sent to and answered by the ACE Practitioners' Network.

By browsing the Consolidated replies, you can expand your knowledge, obtain expertise, latest insights, news and lessons learned on key issues pertaining to the electoral field.

Disclaimer: The members of the Practitioners' Network contribute to the network and participate in network activities on their own time and in their individual capacity and should not be seen as representing the views of the ACE partner organisations or any organisation with which they may be affiliated.

Consolidated Replies	Contributions
UNDP guidelines on prevention of election violence	9
Definition of mental illness in electoral law	5
EMB responsibility to oversee and administer internal political party elections	5
Voting by homeless people	4
Identification of voters wearing a veil	8
Consolidated Response on Gender Quotas in African Countries	1
Family and proxy voting in Macedonia	7
Conduct during Elections for Civil Servants and Ministers	1
Vetting electoral candidates	10
"After-the-event" assessment of elections	10
Inappropriate Electoral Systems	6
Floor-crossing in East Timor
Voting facilities for prisoners	3
Retention of election materials	4
Absentee voting facilities in Bhutan	9
The use of a Photo Voter Roll	10
Electoral education for children	5
EMBs using Automatic Finger Identification Systems (AFIS)	2
Holding elections simultaneously or separately	3
Parallel vote tabulation (PVT) enhancing or undermining election credibility
EMB independence and the origin of independent election administrations
Evaluation of electoral assistance programmes	3
Voter apathy and revival of genuine political participation	5
Multiple passports from the same country	5
Accreditation procedures for domestic observers	11
Gender mainstreaming of the electoral administration	1
Voter registration standards and country case studies
Methods of apportionment	2
Oaxaca, Mexico: Civil society requesting international election monitoring, training and supervision	3
Photographs and icons on ballot papers	3
Electoral management training courses
Combining referenda and elections	10
International vs. domestic election observation
Election observation, monitoring and supervision	5
The role of the police in the electoral process
Electoral system in Iran
Election Observation in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ballot papers in the United Kingdom/England
How are voter lists compiled and maintained in Italy?
Direct democracy instruments in EU enlargement	1
Voting with marbles in the Gambia
The practice of compulsory voting: a right or a duty?
None of the above (NOTA) option
What percentage of registered voters makes a registration process acceptable?
Secret ballots and vote buying
Campaign silence
Access to ballots for recount
Ballot paper format in Madagascar
Voter Registration trends and practices around the world
Polling booth privacy in Thailand
Guiding principles for legal framework of elections
Silent Voters/Anonymous Registration in Australia and New Zealand
Role of election boycotts in a democracy
Single member and multi member districts
Voter turnout by gender
Representation of women in Ukraine
Voting Rights of the Military
Electronic Voting Machines - Blank vote option
Candidate verification in Aceh

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