Tajikistan: Final Report on the 6 November 2006 Presidential Election, OSCE/ODIHR (2006)
The 6 November 2006 presidential election in the Republic of Tajikistan did not fully test democratic electoral practices as outlined in the 1990 OSCE Copenhagen Document, due to a lack of genuine choice and meaningful pluralism, and revealed substantial shortcomings. Despite the presence of five candidates and some administrative improvements, the 6 November 2006 presidential election was characterized by a marked absence of competition. Parties that determined themselves as political opposition to the incumbent chose not to nominate candidates. As a result, voters were presented with a choice that was only nominal.
The link address is: http://www.osce.org/documents/odihr/2007/04/24067_en.pdf
Togo: EU observers to supervise parliamentary elections (Allafrica)
Mozambique: Observing The 2003 Mozambique Municipal Elections - Final Report, The Carter Center (2004)
Election Observation in Sub-Saharan Africa
