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Tunisia Tunisia

Head of State
Directly elected in general elections (absolute majority with 2nd round if necessary)
Head of Government
Appointed
Electoral System (Chamber 1)
Parallel (Segmented) (PR Lists and Majoritarian constituencies)
Voting age
18

Governmental

Name of Institution: Ministry of Interior Website Address: http://www.chambre-dep.tn/

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Electoral News Archive

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27 December 2011
Tunisia unveils new cabinet, Magharebia (2011)
12 December 2011
Tunisian assembly adopts provisional constitution, Aljazeera (2011)
15 November 2011
Tunisian: Final election results confirm win for Islamist party, Washington Post (2011)
11 November 2011
Tunisia Moves to the Next Stage, MERIP (2011)
28 October 2011
Tunisian election marred by clashes, Irish Times (2011)
28 October 2011
Tunisian Islamists Win Landmark Election, VOA News (2011)
28 October 2011
Tunisia: Al Aridha Chaabia party has some seats revoked, The Guardian (2011)
27 October 2011
Tunisia: Election feat sets high bar for Arab Spring nations lacking its rigor and enthusiasm
26 October 2011
Tunisia: Carter Center Reports Peaceful and Enthusiastic Participation in Tunisia's Landmark Elections, Carter Center (2011)
24 October 2011
Tunisia: Early signs in Tunisian election point to strong Islamist showing, monitors call the vote fair, Washington Post (2011)

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Codes of Conduct and Internal Regulations
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Reports and Assessments
9 materials
Constitutions
4 materials
Laws and Regulations
17 materials
Manuals and Guidelines
3 materials
Information and Promotion Materials
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Essays and Papers
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Tunisia

Description of Electoral System:

(courtesy of IFES election guide)

The President is elected by popular vote to serve a 5-year term. In the Chamber of Deputies (Majlis al-Nuwaab) 212 members are elected by popular direct  vote to serve 5-year terms.Constitutional amendments in 2002 established an upper house within the Tunisia legislature. The Chamber of Councilors (Majlis al-Mustasharin. The size of the upper house has not yet been determined, but the constitution limits the number of members to two-thirds that of the number of members of the Chamber of Deputies, they are elected through secret and direct vote to serve 6 years

 

 

 

 

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