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  • Botswana: Disappointing Results of External Voting
  • Afghanistan’s 2004 Presidential Election: External Voting for a Large Displaced Population
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: Post-war Trends in External Voting
  • Brazil: Compulsory Voting and Renewed Interest Among External Voters
  • Cape Verde: A Large Diaspora and Low Turnout by External Voters
  • Honduras: A Decision Based on Political Calculations
  • Colombia: Representation of Emigrants in the Congress
  • The Dominican Republic: Political Agreement in Response to Demands for the Right to Out of Country Voting
  • The Cook Islands: Seat for Overseas Voters Abolished
  • Estonia: More Options for External Voting
  • Mexico: Safeguarding the Integrity of the Electoral Process
  • The Marshall Islands: A High Proportion of External Voters
  • Indonesia: A Long-established System for External Voting at Diplomatic Missions
  • Mozambique: A System that is too Subjective?
  • Portugal: Extended Voting Rights and Decreasing Participation
  • Iraq: A Large Diaspora and Security Concerns
  • Senegal: A Significant External Electorate
  • The Philippines: The First Experience of External Voting
  • Switzerland: External Voting in a Federal State with Direct Democracy
  • Zimbabwe: Highly Restrictive Provisions
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