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Uganda:Preliminary Statement, General Elections, African Union - AU (2016)
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A preliminary statement by the African Union Election Observation Mission on the 18 February 2016 general elections in the Republic of Uganda.
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Uganda:Preliminary Statement, General Elections, COMESA (2016)
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A preliminary statement by COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) on the 18 February 2016 general elections in the Republic of Uganda.
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Uganda: Preliminary Statement, General Elections, EAC (2016)
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A preliminary statement by the East African Community Electoral Observation Mission on the 18 February 2016 general elections in the Republic of Uganda.
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Uganda: Organigram (2019)
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This is a description of an organigram of the Uganda EMB structure.
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Uganda: Electoral Commission Act (1997)
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Uganda's electoral commission act from 1997
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Uganda: Guidelines for Nomination of Parliamentary candidates (2011)
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Uganda's 2012 guidelines for the nomination of candidates
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Uganda: Political Parties and Organisations Act (2005)
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The act is written in English
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Uganda: Referendum Act (2005)
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A legislation that governs referendums in Uganda
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Uganda: Parliamentary Elections Act (2005)
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The document is in English
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Uganda: Preliminary Statement, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections of 18 February 2011, African Union (2011)
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Uganda: Interim Electoral Commission (1995)
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Document with information on the Interim Electoral Commission of Uganda
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Uganda: Report of Interim Electoral Commission
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Report published by the Interim Electoral Commission about formation, structure, functions of the Ugandan Interim Electoral Commission
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Uganda: Voter ID Card
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Sample of Voter ID Card used in Uganda
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Uganda: A Permanent Register of Voters (1994)
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A UNDP Mission report about the voter registration system in Uganda
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Uganda: Interim Statement, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2006)
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Uganda: Interim Statement, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, The Commonwealth Secretariat (2011)
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Constitution of the Republic of Uganda 2006
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This is the Abridged version of the 2006 constitution of Uganda
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Uganda: Presidential and Parliamentary Elections (2016)
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Uganda: Observation Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, European Parliament (2011)
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Uganda: Post Election Statement, General elections, EISA (2016)
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A post election statement by EISA (Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa) Electoral Observation Mission on the 18 February 2016 general elections in the Republic of Uganda.
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Uganda: Preliminary Statement, General Elections, European Union - EUOM (2016)
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A preliminary statement by the European Union Election Observation Mission on the 18 February 2016 general elections in the Republic of Uganda.
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Uganda: Final report, general elections, EU (2011)
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Uganda: Final Report of the observation mission, presidential and parliamentary elections, European Parliament (2006)
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This is a report by an elections observation delegation from the European Parliament. This report briefly introduces the historical and political background of the 2006 elections in Uganda. The political party system and electoral one are also clearly explained (the legal framework of the elections).
Ultimately, the Electoral Commission proved to be an independent and well-functioning body. The delegation concludes that the presidential and parliamentary elections were well managed and peaceful.
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Uganda: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, Commonwealth Secretariat (2006)
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This report was published by the Commonwealth Observer Group after the 2006 elections. The report describes the preparations for the elections, and focuses in particular on the political campaign and the role of the media. Even though the observers were able to find some serious irregularities and shortcomings, the Electoral Commission worked efficiently and successfully. Furthermore, the newly established multi-party system was hardly tested: the opposition parties were handicapped by the lack of public funding and of media coverage. However, these elections represent a fundamental moment in Uganda's democratic transition.
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Uganda: Preliminary Observation Report, General Elections, African Union (2026)
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Uganda: Preliminary Observation Report, General Elections, African Union, COMESA and IGAD (2026)
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Uganda: Preliminary Observation Report, General Elections, AU-COMESA-IGAD (2026)
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Uganda: Preliminary Observation Report, General Elections, AU-COMESA-IGAD (2026)
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Uganda: Final report,Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, Commonwealth, (2011)
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Uganda: Acount of the observation delegation, presidential and parliamentary elections of February 23, European Parliament (2006)
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Uganda: Poster by Ugandan Constituent Assembly Commission
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This poster from Uganda was developed by the Ugandan Constituent Assembly Commission. The poster was a prominent part of the government's voter education campaign to encourage registration in advance of Constituent Assmebly Elections. Featured prominently at the front of the line is a voter with a physical disability. The poster is in English and made available courtesy of www.electionaccess.org.
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THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ROADMAP FOR THE 2010-2011 GENERAL ELECTIONS, Uganda EC (2009)
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This is the time table for the Ugandan General Elections slated for 2011
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Uganda: Final Report, Presidential and Parliamentary Elections, EU, (2006)
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Preparing for the Polls: Improving Accountability for Electoral Violence in Uganda, Human Rights Watch (2009)
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As the second multi-party elections in Uganda are scheduled for 2011, and these elections are seen as crucial for promotion of human rights, Human Rights Watch published a report based on research and investigations carried out during the 2001 and 2006 election periods as well as new research from September and October 2009 analyzing the current situation and providing specific steps including different stakeholders that could help to eliminate electoral violence.
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