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Indonesia: KPU denies poor showing, blames problems on voters, The Jakarta Post (2009).
Thisa article deals with The General Elections Commission (KPU) claimed the public was generally unaware of the significance of the ballot.
Indonesia: KPU calls on public to check electoral roll for presidential election, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with The General Election Commission (KPU) released its existing electoral roll to be used for the upcoming presidential election in all district offices in Indonesia.
Indonesia: Constitutional Court to begin hearings on election lawsuits, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with the Constitutional Court which starts hearing election-related lawsuits filed by political parties.
Indonesia: Ruling may change poll results again, The Jakarta Post, 2009.
This article deals with the Constitutional Court's verdict confirming election fraud in South Sulawesi.
Indonesia: Constitutional Court hears 155 election cases Tuesday, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with the Constitutional Court that has scheduled seven trial sessions to hear 155 cases filed by six parties and a legislative candidate.
Indonesia: Constitutional Court ready to tackle cases, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with the Constitutional Court that began hearing election disputes filed by political parties and Regional Representative Council candidates.
Indonesia: The Constitutional Court will suspend judicial reviews pending trials on general election related matters, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with The Constitutional Court suspends judicial reviews pending trials on general election related matters.
Indonesia: Government faces pressure to issue regulation allowing people to vote with ID cards, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with the pressure to issue a regulation in-lieu-of-law (Perpu) that would allow unregistered voters to cast ballots on election day (Wednesday, July 8 2009) by showing their national ID card.
Indonesia presidential race opens, BBC (2009).
This article deals with Indonesian presidential election which officially opens on July 8 2009.
Indonesia: A celebration of democracy, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with the situation leading the Indonesian presidential election opens July 8 2009.
Indonesia relaxes voter registry, BBC (2009).
This article deals with Indonesia's Constitutional Court ruling of unregistered voters which may use their identity cards to cast a ballot in July 8 2009 presidential election.
Indonesia: Over 12,000 used ID cards to vote in July election, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with more than 12,000 unlisted but eligible voters in West Sumatra used their ID cards to vote during the recent presidential election.
Indonesia: Polling body begins vote counting, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with General Election Commission who conducted a vote count via text message, reaffirming the results of quick counts.
Indonesia leader set for poll win, BBC (2009).
This article deals with suggested result from exit poll for the 2009 presidential election.
Indonesia: Bawaslu to summon Yudhoyono, KPU, IFES, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with The Elections Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) which questions alleged election violations to Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, KPU, and IFES.
Indonesia: KPU chairman answers to supervisory agency, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with Chairman of the General Elections Commission (KPU) who has undergone clarification session at the Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) over alleged election violations.
Indonesia: KPU starts manual vote counting, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with The General Elections Commission (KPU) which started its manual vote counting for presidential election to replace counting based on short messages (SMS) sent from its regional branches.
Indonesian leader wins election, BBC (2009).
This article deals with the Indonesian Election Commission release of its final count of the 8 July presidential election.
Indonesia poll result challenged, BBC (2009).
This article deals with the defeated candidates in Indonesia's presidential election who are to challenge the result.
Indonesia: Court verdict won’t change seats: KPU, The Jakarta Post (2009).
This article deals with The General Elections Commission (KPU)'s response to the Supreme Court’s recent annulment of legislative seat distribution.
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