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Uganda Uganda

Head of State
Head of State is the Head of Government
Directly elected in general elections (absolute majority with 2nd round if necessary)
Head of Government
Directly elected in general elections, absolute majority (with 2nd round if necessary)
Electoral System (Chamber 1)
Plurality (FPTP)
Voting age
18

Independent

Name of Institution: The Electoral Commission Website Address: http://www.ec.or.ug/index.html

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Electoral News Archive

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13 May 2011
Uganda police and opposition supporters clash , AlJazeera (2011)
20 February 2011
Uganda: Commonwealth Observers dismiss Uganda polls, Daily Nation (2011)
20 February 2011
Uganda: 2011 Uganda Elections: Museveni wins with 68.38%, Daily Monitor (2011)
20 February 2011
Uganda: IPC rejects 2011 election results, Daily Monitor (2011)
20 February 2011
Uganda:Museveni in lead with over 70% votes, Daily Monitor
20 February 2011
Uganda: Record numbers in 2011 elections, New Vision (2011)
15 February 2011
Uganda:Electoral body dispatches voting materials to districts, Daily Monitor (2011)
15 February 2011
Uganda: EC And Civil Society in Fresh Row Over Ghost Voters, AllAfrica (2011)
14 February 2011
Timeline - Ugandan presidential elections, Reuters (2011)

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Electoral Materials

Reports and Assessments
11 materials
Constitutions
1 materials
Laws and Regulations
2 materials
Manuals and Guidelines
1 materials
Internal EMB Documents
1 materials

Uganda

Description of Electoral System:

(courtesy of IFES election guide)

The President is elected by popular vote to serve a 5-year term. In the National Assembly, 214 members are elected by direct popular vote, 81 members are nominated by legally established special interest groups, and 10 members are ex officio; all serve 5-year terms.Of the special interest group members, there are 56 Women Representatives representing each district.

 

 

 

 

 

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