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Malawi: Elections Calendar (2018) Stakeholders election calendar
Malawi: Preliminary Statement, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EU (2009) The 19 May 2009 presidential and parliamentary elections, have so far been conducted in an environment in which fundamental freedoms and rights of assembly, expression and movement have been generally respected. The people of Malawi turned out to cast their ballots in high numbers demonstrating an awareness and commitment to an election which represents a step forward towards the consolidation of democracy.
Malawi: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EU (2009) General elections were held on 19 May 2009 for voters to elect a president, who is elected as Head of State and 193 parliamentary members elected for a five year term in single seat constituencies. The European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) was present in Malawi from 7 April to 13 June 2009 following invitations from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Electoral Commission.
Malawi: Preliminary statement of the EU EOM to the Tripartite elections (2019) The EU EOM Preliminary statement to the 2019 Tripartite elections in Malawi
Malawi:Malawi EU Election Observer Mission Report European Union Election Observation Mission to Malawi and presents the mission’s findings on the 19 May 2009 presidential and parliamentary elections.
Malawi: Final report,Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, Commonwealth, (2004)
Malawi: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EISA (2009)
Malawi: Final Report, Election Follow-up Mission EU (2017) Final EU Election follow-up report
Malawi: Media Code of Conduct (2014)
Malawi: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EU (2009)
Malawi: Interim Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EISA (2009)
Malawi: Pre-Election Assessment Mission Report, General Elections, 20 May 2014, EISA (2014)
Malawi: Election Reporting Guidelines - Election Commission (1994) Procedures for media coverage of Parliamentary and Presidential Elections
Malawi: Getting the Register Right (1998) Chapter in "voting for Democracy" published by the Commonwealth Secretariat about voter registration in Malawi
Malawi: Voting Procedures Manual for voting station officials. To be used for training and as a reference on voting day .
Malawi: Electoral Code of Conduct (2002) Electoral code of conduct for political parties
Malawi: Media Code of Conduct (2009) Malawi's media code of conduct from 2009
Malawi: Code of Conduct for the Malawi Electoral Commission
Malawi: Parliamentary and Presidential Elections Act (1993) A new electoral law is due in 2013.
Malawi: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EU, (2004)
Malawi: Logo of the Electoral Commission Logo of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC)
Malawi - EISA INTERIM STATEMENT OBSERVATION MISSION
Malawi - AU Observer Mission Statement
Malawi - EU Final version of preliminary statement
Malawi - EISA EOM interim statement
Malawi: Maybe free but not fair (2004) The working paper "Maybe free but not fair: Electoral administration in Malawi 1994-2004" by Lise Rakner and Lars Svåsand for the Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI).
Malawi: Multiple and single ballot alternatives Conference paper put forward by the Electoral Commission of Malawi which contained a discussion of the multiple and single ballot alternatives, and which argued for a shift to a single ballot.
Malawi: Conference on the role of the electoral commission (1995) Description of the existing and proposed balloting system in Malawi, as at February 1995, as described in the paper Critical Events in the Electoral Process Calendar issued at the Conference by the Electoral Commission of Malawi.
Malawi: A critical appraisal of voter apathy (2006) Voter Apathy in Malawi : A Critical Appraisal is a Study funded by the Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy (2006)
EISA Observer Mission's Arrival Statement to the Malawi Presidential & National Assembly Elections 2009 Arrival Statement by EISA Mission to the Malawi 2009 election.
Malawi: Electoral Laws
Malawi: Electoral Code of Conduct for Political Parties and Candidates (2014)
Elections Report: 20th May 2014 Tripartite Elections in Malawi A report by the Malawi Electoral Support Network which assesses the tasks undertaken by the organisation from the pre-election phase through to the announcement of results.
MESN Preliminary Statement on the Conduct of the 2014 Tripartite Elections An assessment and preliminary statement by MESN (Malawi Electoral Support Network) on the Conduct of the May 2014 Tripartite Elections in Malawi.
Malawi: Electoral Laws (2019) The Malawi Electoral laws
Malawi: Report on Voter Registration, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2004)
Malawi: Report on the Observation of the Inspection and Verification of the Provisional Register of Electors, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2004)
Malawi: Interim Statement, Presidential Election, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2008)
Malawi: Interim Statement, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2009)
Malawi: Interim Statement, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2004)
Malawi: Political Parties Act (2018) Political parties funding Act
Malawi: Presidential & Parliamentary Elections 19 May 2009, EISA Election Observer Mission Report.
Malawi: Observer Mission Report, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections of 20 May, EISA (2004)
Malawi: Final Report, Election Follow-up Mission, EU (2013)
Malawi: Final report,Parliamentary and Presidential Elections, Commonwealth, (2009)
Malawi: Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Elections Act (2023) Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Elections Act (2023)
Malawi: Revised Constitution (2023) Amended Constitution (2023)
Malawi: Amended Malawi Electoral Commission Act 2023 The Malawi Electoral Commission was amended in 2023 to provide for minimum educational qualifications for persons to be appointed as members of the Commission and empower the Commission to devise other means of voting.
Malawi: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections of 20 May, African Union (2004)
Malawi: Preliminary statement of the AU EOM to the Tripartite elections (2019) The preliminary statement of the AU EOM to the 2019 Tripartite elections in Malawi
Malawi: Preliminary statement of the ECF SADC to the Tripartite elections (2019) The preliminary statement of the SADC ECF EOM to the 2019 Malawi Tripartite elections
Malawi: Preliminary statement of the SADC SEOM to the Tripartite elections (2019) The preliminary statement of the SADC SEOM to the 2019 Tripartite elections in Malawi
Malawi: Code of conduct for International Observers (2009) Code of conduct for International Observers from the Malawi Electoral Commission on the 2009 Presidential and National Assembly Elections.
Malawi: Interim Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, Commonwealth (2009)
Final Report on the Malawi 2009 Presidential & Parliamentary Elections, ECF-SADC Electoral Commissions Forum of SADC Countries (ECF-SADC) Election Observer mission report on the Malawi 2009 Presidential & Parliamentary Elections.
Malawi: Amended Political Parties Act (2022) Amended Political Parties Act (2022)
EISA: Malawi workshop(2008) Orientation Workshop for Commissioners and Training of Trainers Workshop for the Malawi Electoral Commission.
Malawi: AU Preliminary statement on the 2014 Tripartite elections Preliminary statement by the African Union Election Observation Mission to the 20 may 2014 tripartite elections in the Republic of Malawi.
Malawi: Political Parties Act (2018) The political parties Act of 2018
Preliminary Statement by Malawi Electoral Support Network (MESN) on the 2014 tripartite elections MESN Preliminary Statement on the Conduct of the 2014 Tripartite Elections.
Malawi: Constitution (1994) Malawi's constitution of 1994, last amended in 1998
EISA Observer Mission to the Malawi Presidential & National Assembly Elections 2009 EISA Mission's statement to the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections held on 19 May 2009.