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Tanzania: Report of the observation delegation, general elections of October 31, European Parliament (2010)
Zanzibar: Presidential, House of Representatives and Local Government Elections (2010)
Tanzania: Media Code of Conduct (2000) media code of conduct for election reporting 2000
Tanzania: Getting the Register Right (1998) Chapter about Voter Registration in Tanzania published in "Voting for Democracy" by the Commonwealth Secretariat
Tanzania: Voter Registration Form used for the registration of voters in Tanzania (Swahili)
Tanzania’s Electoral Expenses Act, 2010 An Act to make proVIsIons for the funding of nomination process, election campaigns and elections with a view to controlling the use of funds and prohibited practices in the nomination process, election campaigns and elections; to make provisions for allocation, management and accountability of funds and to provide for consequential and related matters.
Tanzania: Election Regulations 2010 This regulations were used in the operations of NEC in the 2010 General Elections.
Tanzania: Voter's Registration Request Form - part C Part C of one of the forms used in the United Republic of Tanzania for the registration of voters
Tanzania: Voter's Registration Request Form - part B A copy of the OCR form used in the United Republic of Tanzania for the registration of voters
Tanzania: Summary of Electoral Laws and Regulations (2000) This handbook intends to serve as a practical guide for Regional Election Coordinators, Returning Officers and others who may need a concise summary of the laws governing elections in Tanzania.
Tanzania: Voter Card A sample of a Voter's card used in Tanzania
Tanzania: Voter's Registration Request Form - part A A copy of the form used in the United Republic of Tanzania for the registration of voters
Tanzania: Application for Voter regulations A sample of the form for applying for voter regulations in Tanzania
Tanzania: Guidelines for Local Monitors and International Observers GUIDELINES FOR LOCAL MONITORS AND INTERNATIONAL OBSERVERS
Tanzania: Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Elections Observation Report, IFES (1995)
Tanzania: Preliminary Statement, General Elections, EU (2010)
Tanzania: Preliminary Report, General Elections, SADC (2010)
Tanzania: Interim Statement, General Elections, The Commonwealth Observer Group (2010)
Tanzania: Preliminary Report, General Elections, Electoral Commissions Forum of the SADC (2010)
Tanzania: Preliminary Statement, General Elections, EU (2010) The fourth general electoral process after the implementation of the multi-party system in the country was held in a peaceful and generally orderly environment. Several improvements such as new regulations to control party finances and a code of conduct for political parties contributed to increase transparency. In Zanzibar, the acceptance of the election results by the competing parties and the will of each one to form a working cabinet will be paramount to the success of the government of national unity (GNU) approved by the Zanzibaris last July.