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Guyana: Opposition parties warn GECOM about the dangers of re-opening registration, CARICOM News Network (2011)

Opposition parties in Guyana are expressing their disapproval at government's suggestion to re-open the voter registration period, in order to facilitate eligible unregistered voters to get on the list ahead of the general and regional elections slated for later this year.

St. Kitts and Nevis: OAS Observers Confirm NIA Election Irregularities, SKN Observer (2011)

Amidst allegations of irregularities in the, July 11th Nevis Island Assembly Elections, the OAS Electoral Observation Mission has confirmed that two days prior to the polls, voter name were added and removed from the voter’s

Political Parties Forum Gears Up for Election, allafrica (2010)

As Rwandans begin the countdown to the next Presidential elections, the country's Forum For Political Parties (FFPP) says that preparations are in high gear with the forum providing financial and civil assistance to all parties under its umbrella. The Forum for Political Organizations is constitutionally recognized in Rwanda as a platform for dialogue and exchange of ideas among political organizations on the country's problems and national policies

Bolivia:Over 5 Million Voters in Bolivia Elections, Prensa Latina (2010)

"The National Electoral Court (CNE) in Bolivia stated on Thursday that about 5,059,453 voters have been registered for the April 4 regional and municipal elections."

Bolivia:LATIN OAS BLOC SENDS OBSERVERS FOR BOLIVIAN POLLS NEXT MONTH, NB (2010)

"The Organisation of American States (OAS) will send a 50 member mission as observers in next month’s regional elections in Bolivia."

Colombia poll: 2 allies of outgoing president lead election campaign; runoff vote likely, Daily News (2010)

"Two allies of Colombian President Alvaro Uribe who served in his government are leading in opinion polls for the May presidential elections."

Colombia:Voting Under the Gun in Colombia (2010)

This article describes the level of violence and problems occurred in Colombia in the last parliamentary elections on 2010.

CAMEROON CONSTITUTION, 2003

This the 2003 Cameroon Constitution

Uganda: Lessons From Rukiga Elections, All Africa (2010)

This article confirms that the parties must resolve their internal wrangles and build grassroots structures. The outcome of the March 22 Rukiga bye-election was yet another landmark on Uganda's political scene.

Togo Opposition Group Vows to Defy Ban on Election Protests, Bloomberg (2010)

Togo’s coalition of opposition parties said it will defy a government ban and hold protest marches tomorrow against the results of this month’s presidential elections.

Ethiopia: Repression rising ahead of May Elections, Human Rights Watch (2010)

On May 23, 2010, Ethiopians will vote in the first parliamentary elections in Ethiopia since 2005, when the post-election period was marred by controversy and bloodshed.

Gibraltar: Caruana seeks new term, Angus Reid (2007)

 

Gibraltar: GSD win historic fourth term, gibnews.net (2007)

GSD and Peter Caruana win elections in Gibraltar

Election Results - Gibraltar

 

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IFES Election Guide - Gibraltar

Rise of Conservative right alarming Hungary’s Jews (JTA.org, 2010)

The radical far-right Jobbik party is poised to emerge in next month's elections in Hungary as a potent force in Parliament, and the prospect is ringing alarm bells in Central Europe's largest Jewish community.

Electoral Commission says MTV improperly favoring Fidesz/KDNP (Politics.hu, 2010)

MTV's decision to grant double airtime to the Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance violates the principle of equality, the National Election Commission (OVB) stated Thursday.

US embassy denies claims it backs LMP (Politics.hu, 2010)

The US embassy yesterday denied a claim that members of its staff had tried to persuade an environmentalist to support the Politics Can Be Different party (LMP).

Anti-corruption NGOs say Socialists already breaching campaign spending limit (Politics.hu, 2010)

The ruling Socialist Party has already spent more on its campaign for the April general election than legally allowed, while its main rival Fidesz has come close to the spending cap, business daily Napi Gazdasag said on Friday, citing a news portal run by three anti-corruption NGOs.