ACE Electoral News

ACE Electoral News

Malaysia: Hulu Selangor: Campaign At Snail's Pace But May Pick Up Speed In A Day Or Two, Bernama (2010).

This article discusses the campaign for Hulu Selangor parliamentary by-election.

Malaysia: -Out Battle For Chinese Vote, Bernama (2010).

This article discusses the campaign by parties and candidates for Chinese votes in the Hulu Selangor by-election.

Philippines: 'No legal prohibition on parallel manual vote count', The Philippine Star (2010).

This article discusses the legal framework for the conduct of manual parallel count of election results for May 2010 Philippine’s elections.

Philippines: International defense community invited to observe May polls, Business Mirror (2010).

This article discusses the invitation for international defense community by Philippines’ Defense Secretary to observe the behavior of the Armed Force in the 2010 elections.

Philippines: Comelec approves random manual audit right after elections, GMA News (2010).

This article discusses the Commission on Elections (Comelec) approval for proposal to conduct the random manual audit (RMA) after voting closes on election day.

Thai anti-government protesters fortify city barricade, BBC News (2010).

This article discusses the continuance of the Thai anti-government protesters who call out for new elections and dissolve of parliament which still remain in Bangkok Shopping District.

Uganda opposition wants election guarantees, Reuters (2010)

Uganda's top opposition leader called on the international community on Tuesday to help guarantee a fair election next year and not wait till it is too late as was the case with Kenya's post-election bloodletting.

Tanzania: Elections to be held on October 31, Citizen (2010)

Tanzanians will go to poll to elect their new leaders on October 31, 2010, the National Electoral Commission (NEC) announced on Friday. A statement by NEC chairman, Judge (rtd) Lewis Makame also said that a decision has been reached to split seven constituencies ahead of the October 31, 2010 general Election.

Palestinian Authority To Hold Elections Without Gaza, National Public Radio (2010)

The Palestinian Authority will hold elections this summer without the participation of the Gaza Strip. The militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, has refused to allow elections to take place in the coastal enclave until a reconciliation agreement is signed between Hamas and Fatah, the party that dominates in the West Bank.

Detained opposition leader in Sri Lanka parliament, BBC (2010)

Defeated Sri Lankan presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka has been released from detention to appear in the opening session of parliament.

United Nations Endorses Afghan President’s Choice to Lead Election Commission, New York Times (2010)

After months of pressure from Western leaders seeking to avoid another fraud-ridden election, President Hamid Karzai on Saturday chose a new head of Afghanistan’s election commission, who received the immediate endorsement of the United Nations.

Estonia: Riigikogu (parliament) Election Act latest amended on 13 April 2016

Riigikogu (parliament) Election Act, Passed 12.06.2002 (RT I 2002, 57, 355) entered into force pursuant to § 86. Last amended by: 13.04.2016 (RT I, 06.05.2016, 1) entered into force: 01.01.2017, partially 16.05.2016

Estonia: Local Government Council Act last amended 7 June 2016

Local Government Council Act, Passed 27.03.2002 (RT I 2002, 36, 220) entered into force pursuant to § 74. Last amended by: 07.06.2016 (RT I, 21.06.2016, 1) entered into force: 01.07.2016, partially 01.01.2017

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Estonia: National Audit Office Act, last amended on 12 October 2015

National Audit Office Act, Passed 29.01.2002 (RT I 2002, 21, 117) Entry into force 04.03.2002. Last amended by: 10.12.2015 (RT I, 30.12.2015, 4) entered into force: 01.01.2016

Estonia: Political Parties Act, last amended 14 June 2012

Political Parties Act, Passed 11.05.1994 (RT I 1994, 40, 654) Entry into force 16.06.1994. Last amended by: 14.06.2012 (RT I, 27.06.2012, 1) entry into force: 07.07.2012

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