Electoral Management
Up one level- IDEA: Code of Conduct for the Ethical and Professional Administration of Elections — last modified April 29, 2006 16:17
- A code of conduct developed by International IDEA, designed to assist election administrators by providing general guidelines for carrying out their work, both professionally and ethically.
- United Kingdom: Election Action Plan (1995) — last modified April 29, 2006 16:17
- Table showing the Election Action Plan published by the Electoral Commission in the UK in 1995
- Uganda: Report of Interim Electoral Commission — last modified April 29, 2006 16:17
- Report published by the Interim Electoral Commission about formation, structure, functions of the Ugandan Interim Electoral Commission
- Indonesia: Oath for KPU Election Officials — last modified April 29, 2006 16:17
- The formal oath to be taken by members of the Indonesian Election Commmission (KPU), to pledge allegiance before taking office.
- Joe C. Baxter: Techniques to Effective Election Management (1994) — last modified April 29, 2006 16:17
- The paper "Techniques to Effective Election Management" by Joe C. Baxter prepared for the "African Election Administration Colloquium" held on November 1994 at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
- Standards for EMBs use of the Internet — last modified September 21, 2006 09:53
- Challenging the norms and standards of election administration: Standards for EMBs use of the Internet. Draft by Mr Steven Clift. IFES.
- Sierra Leone: Strategic Plan for the National Electoral Commission (2001) — last modified September 24, 2006 01:06
- the Strategic Plan developed in 2001 by Joe Baxter (IFES) for the National Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone
- Electoral Management Models of the World — last modified December 15, 2006 02:53
- A world map indicating electoral management models (structures) around the world. Produced by International IDEA 2006.
- Electoral Cycle — last modified December 22, 2006 05:43
- There are many phases to the electoral process: in an election, for example, these include the design and drafting of legislation, the recruitment and training of electoral staff, electoral planning, voter registration, the registration of political parties, the nomination of parties and candidates, the electoral campaign, polling, counting, the tabulation of results, the declaration of results, the resolution of electoral disputes, reporting, auditing and archiving. After the end of one electoral process, it is desirable for work on the next to begin: the whole process can be described as the electoral cycle.
- United Kingdom: Y Vote Mock Elections — last modified March 17, 2007 11:35
- "Y Vote Mock Elections" Pack by the Hansard Society aim to engage students with the political, social and moral issues of the world around them by giving them the opportunity to stand as party candidates, speech writers and canvassers in a mock election (for more details, see: www.mockelections.co.uk).
- Strategic Planning for Election Organisations - Joe Baxter.pdf — last modified May 18, 2007 00:13
- A Practical Guide for Conducting a Strategic Planning Exercise developed in 1999 by Joe Baxter, Senior Election Advisor for IFES.
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