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total countries/territories: 108
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Albania
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b. days:
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1. No later than two days after the date of the elections, the LGEC or the ZEC, in the presence of the commission members, representatives of the electoral subjects and accredited Albanian and foreign observers, declares the results of the elections:
a) The chairman of the commission ensures that each ballot box is accounted for.
b)The ballot boxes are opened one at a time, checking whether the seal is the same seal recorded in the official records and whether the boxes contain the official records, ballot envelopes, unused ballots, ballot stubs, and seal of the VCC. The original copy of the tabulation is removed.
c)Each member of the commission may examine the official records.
d)At no time may ballots be examined, removed from the box or counted.
e)The ballot box is closed and sealed again, leaving aside the original tabulation of results. The number of the seal is recorded in the official records of the commission.
f)Any irregularities found in the ballot box are noted in the official records.
g)After all original tabulations of results have been removed, the chairman of the commission completes the tabulation of results for the electoral unit and declares a person elected to the position of deputy for the electoral unit, the number of votes cast for multi-party lists, and, if appropriate, the candidates for the second round of elections.
h)The chairman of the commission, along with the members of the commission and representatives of the electoral subjects who may be present, sign the tabulation of results for the electoral unit. The chairman provides a copy of the tabulation to all members of the commission, the representatives present, the candidates and Albanian and foreign observers who are present. The original copy of the tabulation is forwarded to the CEC, while a copy is posted in a visible place within the voting center.
i)If any members of the commission or representatives present object to the tabulation, the commission votes and takes a decision. The chairman records the nature of the problem and the reasons for the decision in the official records. The final tabulation reflects the decision taken. If a member or representative objects to the decision, he may add his comments to the official records.
2. All ballot boxes and records are retained by the LGEC or ZEC in accordance with the provisions of this Code and may only be opened by a judge during a recount of ballots or upon direction of the Constitutional Court or, as the case may be, the High Court in accordance with article 141 of this Code.
3. A recount of ballots may only occur after the declaration of the results of the election.
4. Only those persons mentioned in point 1 of this article may be present during the procedures set forth in this article.
Source:
Electoral Code, article 110.
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2009/11/04
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Algeria
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a. hours:
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48 hours
Source:
Electoral Law
Updated on March 10, 2005
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2009/11/04
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American Samoa
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b. days:
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The period of 7 days is to allow for challenges to the election result to be lodged with the High Court
Source:
American Samoa Code Annotated Title 6 Elections 6.0806 and 6.0903
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2017/08/18
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Argentina
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b. days:
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The final results are known between the 314 and 1514 day approximately, according to the district. The final counting doesn't starts until 48 hours after the election. In districts with no many voters, it goes on for a day. In the most populous district (9.500.000 voters) it can goes on for 10/15 days, according to the complexity of the election and the appeals presented. In the case of presidential elections, law orders that the final counting must be finished in ten days running.
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2021/12/26
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Armenia
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a. hours:
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2009/11/04
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Australia
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b. days:
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Writs must be returned within 100 days of issue, usually 40 to 50 days after polling days.
Source:
Commonwealth Electoral Act 159
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2009/11/04
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Austria
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c. weeks:
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After 3 weeks.
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2009/08/12
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Azerbaijan
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b. days:
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Within 45 days of Voting Day, the Central Election Commission shall publish all the information from protocols of the Constituency Election Commissions in the mass media.
Source:
Election Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan as amended in 2016, art. 109.2: https://www.legislationline.org/download/id/7885/file/Azerbaijan_Election_am2017_en.pdf (2018).
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2022/02/07
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Bahamas
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a. hours:
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2009/11/04
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Bahrain
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a. hours:
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The Supreme Election Committee announces the final results and informs the winners of their membership to Parliament.
Source:
Decree number 14 for 2002, Organizing Referendums and Elections, Exercising Political Rights, part 3, articles 28 and 29.
Updated on March 10, 2005
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2009/11/04
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Bangladesh
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a. hours:
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Source:
S. M. Asaduzzaman; Public Relations Officer; Bangladesh Election Commission. Email: [email protected]
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2009/11/04
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Barbados
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a. hours:
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In a contested election, when the result of the poll has been ascertained, the returning officer shall immediately:
(a)declare elected the candidates with the majority of votes.
(b)return the name to the Governor General; and
(c)give public notice of his/herRepresentaion name and of the total number of votes given for each candidate.
Source:
Rules for Conduct of House of Assembly Elections, Part IV, Section 51 in the Representaion of the People's Act.
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2009/11/04
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Belarus
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b. days:
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The results must be published:
-within 10 days on Presidential elections
-within 5 days on Parliamentarian elections after the first round
-within 3 days after the Central Election Commission signed the minutes on the election results.
Source:
Code on Elections, articles 79, 82, and 85.
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2009/11/04
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Belgium
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a. hours:
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a) 15-24 hours, immediately after the results are known.
Source:
Electoral Code, Art. 174
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2012/05/04
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Belize
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a. hours:
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a) 4 hours.
The Returning Officer's public declaration at the end of count for a division is official.
Source:
Elections and Boundaries Department, Election 2003 Report.
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2009/11/04
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Benin
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c. weeks:
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Nous pouvons donner en exemple le cas des élections présidentielles où le délai de la proclamation des résultats est deux semaines après le scrutin si elle n'est entachée d'aucune irrégularité pouvant entrainer son annulation.
Source:
Voir article 80 de la loi n°2000-18(code électoral)et art. 49 de la Constitution du 11 Décembre 1990.
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2009/11/04
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Bermuda
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a. hours:
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a. Approximately 1-2 hours.
Source:
Randy Scott, Parliamentary Registry
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2009/11/04
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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b. days:
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Source:
Election Law, Article 5.29.
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2009/11/04
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Brazil
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a. hours:
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Same day the election takes place.
Art. 179. § 3º One copy of the results report will be immediately posted at the board's headquarters, in a location where it can be copied by anyone.
Source:
Electoral Code – Law No. 4.737, of July 15, 1965, Article 179 (3):
https://www.tse.jus.br/legislacao/codigo-eleitoral/codigo-eleitoral-1/codigo-eleitoral-lei-nb0-4.737-de-15-de-julho-de-1965
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2024/10/14
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Bulgaria
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b. days:
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4 days
Source:
Elections of Members of Parliament Act, article 111.
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2009/11/04
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Cameroon
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b. days:
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The Constitutional Council shall adopt and proclaim the results of the presidential election within no more than 15 (fifteen)
days of the close of the poll.
Source:
Electoral Code Chapter V section 138 (3): https://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/africa/CM/cameroon-electoral-code-english-2012
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2018/11/06
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Canada
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b. days:
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Each returning officer is required to declare elected the candidate who has obtained the largest number of votes immediately after the sixth day following the date on which he has completed the validation of the votes. This requirement is waived in those cases where there is a recount.
Source:
Elections Canada
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2009/11/04
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Cape Verde
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b. days:
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a.) 14 days
Final certified results are offically published by the Electoral Commission.
Source:
Fernando Monteiro, Member of the Electoral Commission, Cape Verde, fam(a)mailcvtelecom.cv
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2009/11/04
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Chile
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b. days:
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15 days
Source:
Electoral Law No. 18.700, art. 95
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2009/11/04
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Colombia
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a. hours:
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It depends on the type of scrutiny that treats itself.
Source:
Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE)
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2009/11/04
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Costa Rica
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b. days:
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30 days for the presidential election. After defining the total amount of valid votes after the tally, the declaration of elections is made. Maximum periods are established to carry out this task depending on the kind of election held:
President and vice-president 30 days;
Members of Parliament 50 days;
Municipal aldermen and trustees 60 days.
Source:
Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE)
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2009/11/04
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Croatia
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b. days:
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Within 24 hours the State Election Board must receive the results from the boundary commissions, and in 48 hours from the commissions working in consular or diplomatic missions. Thereafter, the State Election Board has to publicize the results without delay. Last time it took 16 days, because of the repeated elections.
Source:
Electoral Code, articles: 87, 88 (paragraph 2), 89 (paragraph 2), 91 and 92.
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2009/11/04
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Cyprus
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a. hours:
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Source:
OSCE Report: http://www.osce.org/el/odihr/elections/Cyprus/83083 (2012)
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2012/04/27
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Czech Republic
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b. days:
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There is no legal requirement of it. But there is a custom that the results are known on Saturday/Sunday, the State electoral commission informs about them at a press conference on Monday and officially are announced on Tuesday in the newspaper. Since this moment the term for appeal to court are running. The voting ends at 2 o'clock p.m. on Saturday.
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2009/11/04
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Côte d'Ivoire
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b. days:
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Aucune précision de temps ne ressort de la Loi électorale.La proclamation des résultats est fonction de la rapidité de la transmission des résultats au niveau national pour la centralisation .Le temps minimum peut être de 72 heures et plus dans certains cas.Par exemple,lors des dernières élections présidentielles,les résultats ont été proclamés au moins une semaine après
Source:
Code électoral
DOGOU Alain
Rapporteur de la sous commission des opérations électorales en RCI
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2009/11/04
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Denmark
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a. hours:
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The day after election day, as well as the following day, the mass media publish the final counts with regard to candidate selections. Newspapers and other media get the basic information directly from the individual election committees. Hence, most of the names of (possibly) elected candidates are known in the evening after election day.
When the central computations in the Ministry of Interior are completed - usually on the fifth day after the election - a summary of the election results, primarily containing the overall distribution of votes and seats among parties and candidates, is published.
Source:
Parliamentary Elections and Election Administration in Denmark, chapter 5, art.5.4
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2016/10/14
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Djibouti
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a. hours:
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midnight of the day following the close of voting
Source:
electoral code article 54
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2009/11/04
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Dominica
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b. days:
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One day. The returning officer as soon as he has ascertained the result of the poll, forthwith publicly declares the result and announces the candidate to whom most votes have been given to be elected as the member for the constituency.
Source:
EL: 43.
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2009/11/04
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Egypt
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b. days:
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"The HEC chairman shall announce the overall result of election or referendum by a decision to be issued within the three days following the announcement of the results of election or referendum by the heads of general election committees in the constituencies. This decision shall be published in the Egyptian Official Gazette within two days of its issuance."
Source:
Law 73 of 1956 on the Exercise of Political Rights, Article 37.
Updated March 2007
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2009/11/04
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El Salvador
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c. weeks:
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Source:
Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE)
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2009/11/04
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Fiji
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b. days:
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2009/11/04
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Finland
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b. days:
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b) 3 days
Source:
Election Act 714/1998 as amended, Section 94
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2012/05/21
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France
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a. hours:
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Maximum 24 hours.
Source:
Official Website of the Ministry of Interior: http://www.interieur.gouv.fr/sections/a_votre_service/elections/resultats (2012)
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2012/05/03
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French Guiana
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a. hours:
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Maximum 24 hours.
Source:
Elections office, Ministry of Interior, France, [email protected]
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2009/11/04
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French Polynesia
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a. hours:
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48 hours.
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2009/11/04
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Georgia
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b. days:
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2009/11/04
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Germany
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c. weeks:
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c) Approximately 3 weeks.
Source:
Hermann Glaab, Deputy Federal Returning Officer, Germany, bundeswahlleiter(a)destatis.de
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2009/11/04
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Ghana
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b. days:
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There is no legally mandated date or time after polls close to announce an official winner of an election, though in the 1996 elections, the official results were announced four days after the close of the polls.Due to improved information technology results are announced much faster.
Source:
Commonwealth Observer Report page 26.
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2009/11/04
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Guadeloupe
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a. hours:
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a) Maximum 24 hours
Source:
Elections office, Ministry of Interior, France, [email protected]
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2009/11/04
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Guyana
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b. days:
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Source:
Dr. Steve Surujbally, President of the Elections Commissions,
elections(a)sdnp.gy
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2009/11/04
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Hungary
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c. weeks:
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2-3 weeks. The certified results may be announced 2-3 weeks after all legal remedy processes have finished.
Source:
András Vincze, Ministry of Interior, central data processing, registration and election office, indep(a)konyv.kozig.b-m.hu
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2009/11/04
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Iceland
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b. days:
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When all reports have officially been received at the National Election Board (in national elections).
Source:
Björn Fridfinnsson, Ministry of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, bjorn.fridfinnsson(a)dkm.stjr.is
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2009/11/04
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India
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b. days:
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b)Maximum of 3 days.
Source:
Representation of People Act 1951, sec 66, and rule 64 of Conduct of Elections Rules 1961
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2009/11/04
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Ireland
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b. days:
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b) 1 day - The count is conducted on the day after the polling day. The results are announced when the count is completed (at the end of that day).
Source:
Electoral Act 1992, Art. 114
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2012/05/10
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Italy
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b. days:
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By 2.00 of the day after the elections, all sections of the constituencies must have transmitted the results.
Source:
Electoral Law: "Testo unico delle leggi elettorali", Art. 73
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2012/04/16
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Japan
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b. days:
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One or two days. The national management body has to announce the results as soon as it is possible.
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2009/11/04
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Kazakhstan
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b. days:
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4. The statement on the election results of:
1) the President, deputies of the Parliament shall be published in mass media by the Central Election Commission within ten days since the date of the election;
2) maslikhat deputies are published in local mass media by relevant territorial election commissions no later than seven days from the date of the election;
3) members of local self-government bodies other than maslikhats shall be published in the local mass media by the corresponding territorial election commission within four days since the day of election.
(Constitutional Law on Elections in the RK, Art. 44,4)
Source:
Constitutional Law on Elections of the Republic of Kazakhstan as amended on June 29, 2018, art. 44: https://www.election.gov.kz/eng/election-legal-framework/the-laws-of-the-rk.php
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2020/04/03
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Kenya
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a. hours:
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2011/02/02
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Korea, Republic of
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a. hours:
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a. 6 hours
Source:
National Election Commission.
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2009/11/04
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Lithuania
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b. days:
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b.) Seven days
The Central Electoral Committee shall proclaim the final election results not later than within 7 days following the election. It shall first of all announce these results in the Internet and shall publish in the next issue of the Valstybes zinios (the Official Gazette).
Source:
Parliamentary Election Act, article 93
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2009/11/04
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Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of
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b. days:
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Art. 135 (2)The State Election Commissionshall announce the finalelectionresults immediately,or not laterthan 24 hours from the day they become final.
Art. 136 (3) The Municipal Election Commissions i.e. the Election Commission of the City of Skopje shall announce the final results of the elections for Members of Council and Mayor immediately and not later than 24 hours from the day they become final.
Source:
Electoral Code of The Republic of Macedonia (consolidated version as of February 2019), art. 135, 136:
https://www.ifes.org/sites/default/files/electoral_code_of_the_republic_of_north_macedonia_february_2019_english.pdf
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2020/04/20
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Malaysia
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a. hours:
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a) 2-4 hours.
Source:
Election Commission Malaysia (ECM)
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2009/11/04
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Marshall Islands
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c. weeks:
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Two weeks, this is the time allowed for appeals for a recount.
Source:
Elections and Referenda Act 1980 Section 185 clause 1, with reference to Section 180 clause 3.
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2009/11/04
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Martinique
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a. hours:
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a) Maximum 24 hours
Source:
Elections office, Ministry of Interior, France, [email protected]
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2009/11/04
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Micronesia, Federated States of
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b. days:
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No information available
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2021/04/07
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Moldova, Republic of
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c. weeks:
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Source:
Electoal code Article 65
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2021/03/31
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Monaco
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b. days:
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Official results are published by the State Department at the next Official Journal of Monaco.
Source:
Law 839 regulating communal and national elections, as amended, Art. 50
https://legimonaco.mc/tnc/loi/1968/02-23-839/
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2023/09/13
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Morocco
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a. hours:
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No specific time.
Source:
House of Representatives Law, chapter 8, article 74.
Updated on March 10, 2005
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2009/11/04
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Nepal
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a. hours:
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Source:
House of Representatives Member Act 1991, article 67.
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2009/11/04
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Netherlands
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b. days:
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b) 2 days.
Source:
Heemskerk, Ruud, former Member of the National Election Board, stemid(a)worldonline.nl
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2009/11/04
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New Caledonia
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a. hours:
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48 hours.
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2009/11/04
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New Zealand
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b. days:
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Usually the day after.
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2024/07/12
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Niger
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c. weeks:
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La Cour Constitutionnelle instruit l’affairedont elle est saisie et statue dans un délai de quinze (15) jours.
La CENI quant à elle et ce en fonction de son chronogramme, met un délai d’environ 7 jours pour centraiser et proclamer les résultats provisoires avant leur transmission à la Cour.
Source:
Code Électoral.
M. Amadou Magagi, Secrétaire Général Permanent, Commission Électorales Nationale Independante
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2009/11/04
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Nigeria
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b. days:
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2 days.
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2009/11/04
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Niue
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b. days:
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7 days or until all legal petitions/processes have been resolved.
Source:
Hagen Siosiskefu, Administration manger/election supervisor, Justice department
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2009/11/04
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Norway
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c. weeks:
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c) 1-2 weeks.
Source:
Steinar Dalbakk, Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, Norway, Steinar.dalbakk(a)krd.dep.no
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2009/11/04
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Pakistan
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b. days:
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b) 3-7 days. The consolidation proceedings are held by the Returning Officers.
Source:
Section 39 of the Representation of the People's Act, 1976
Muhammad, Hasan, Director General, Election Commission of Pakistan, iftishah77(a)hotmail.com
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2009/11/04
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Palestine
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b. days:
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1-3 days
Source:
EL.86
Updated on March 10, 2005
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2009/11/04
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Papua New Guinea
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b. days:
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The return of the writ, and therefore the announcement of the results must be done within 21 days. This period can be extended to a maximum of two weeks.
Source:
Organic Law on National and Local-level Government Elections (1997) Section 80 and Section 177 clause 2 (b).
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2009/11/04
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Paraguay
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c. weeks:
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Three weeks.
Source:
Resolution N.75 of the Supreme Court of Electoral Law in agreement with Law N.635.
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2009/11/04
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Romania
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b. days:
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b.) 5 days
Source:
Law on Election of the Parliament, articles: 62 (paragraph 2), 64(paragraph (2), 67 (paragraph 3), 68 (paragraphs 2-7), and 69.
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2009/11/04
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Russian Federation
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c. weeks:
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1. The Central Election Commission on the basis of its protocol on the election results in the federal electoral district, its decision on election results in the federal electoral district, as well as on the basis of the protocols and decisions of district election commissions on election results in single-mandate electoral districts, not later than two weeks after voting day, shall establish the general election results of deputies to the State Duma.
Source:
Electoral Law: Federal Law On Elections of Deputies to the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation as amended on April, 5, 2016, article 90.
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2016/06/06
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Réunion
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a. hours:
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a) Maximum 24 hours.
Source:
Elections office, Ministry of Interior, France, [email protected]
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2009/11/04
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Saint Kitts and Nevis
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a. hours:
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The candidate who on the completion of the count is found to have the largest number of votes shall then be declared by the returning officer to be elected as the member for the constituency.
Source:
Article 88, National Assembly Elections Act
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2020/04/19
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Saint Lucia
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a. hours:
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At least 24 hours after the close of poll.
Source:
EDSL.
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2009/11/04
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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b. days:
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Two to three days. The Governor General sets the time which is usually 48 to 72 hours.
Source:
Electoral Office.
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2021/12/27
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Samoa
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b. days:
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On the scrutiny of the ballots has occurred the Chief Electoral Officer reports the result of the poll to the Head of State who shall then declare the successful candidate to be elected.
Source:
The Electoral Act 2019, Article 84 (2): https://www.palemene.ws/wp-content/uploads/Electoral-Act-2019-Eng.pdf (2021)
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2021/04/10
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Seychelles
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c. weeks:
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"as soon is a practicable"
Source:
ibid sec 38 (1) (2)
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2009/11/04
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Sierra Leone
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a. hours:
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Within 48 hours. This is not mandatory on the National Electoral Commission
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2009/11/04
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Slovakia
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a. hours:
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a) 17 hours.
Immediately after the result is certified in a polling station, they can announce their results. The national result is announced after the certified result is signed. Last election polling stations closed Saturday 10PM. The results are announced Sunday afternoon.
Source:
Mrs. Lívia Skultétyová, Head of the Election department, Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic, +421-7/4333 8662
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2009/11/04
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Slovenia
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b. days:
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Approximately 15 to 20 days after the close of polling stations.
Source:
Schedule for implementation of the electoral activities for regular elections of deputies to the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia on 15th October 2000.
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2009/11/04
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Somalia
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a. hours:
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Source:
article 51 elections bill 2000.
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2009/11/04
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Spain
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b. days:
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b) Approximately 8 to 10 days maximum.
Source:
Electoral Law 5/1985 of 19 June ("Ley Orgánica del Régimen Electoral General"), Art. 107 and 108
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2012/04/17
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Sri Lanka
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b. days:
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2009/11/04
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Sudan
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a. hours:
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a) Not further specified in the law.
Source:
Chapter 11, article 62 Electoral Law.
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2009/11/04
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Sweden
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b. days:
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4-5 days for Riksdag elections, 1-2 weeks for county council and municipal assembly elections.
Source:
Mr. Hans Lejsäter, Information Officer, Election Authority, Sweden. valet(a)val.se
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2009/11/04
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Switzerland
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a. hours:
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a) 1-15 hours
Source:
Electoral Law of 17 December 1976 regulating political rights, Art. 52: Official website of the Swiss administration: http://www.admin.ch/ch/f/rs/161_1/index.html (2012)
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2012/05/14
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Taiwan
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a. hours:
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2020/03/30
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Timor-Leste
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b. days:
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2-3 days. Maximum 10 days.
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2009/11/04
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Tonga
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a. hours:
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The most recent elections was 5 hours ie 11PM.
Source:
Pita Vuki Chief Returning Officer
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2009/11/04
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Tunisia
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a. hours:
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a) Not further specified in the law.
Source:
Chapter 3, section 7, article 105, Electoral Law.
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2009/11/04
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Turkey
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b. days:
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There is no legal criterion, the Higher Council of Elections declare the results as soon as possible
Source:
Sabri Coskun, former Deputy President, Higher Council of Elections,
arikan(a)hacettepe.edu.tr
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2015/06/01
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Tuvalu
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a. hours:
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By radio on the same day.
Source:
Afele Kitiona, Lawyer for Elections in Tuvalu, July 2002.
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2009/11/04
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Uganda
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a. hours:
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The Commission shall ascertain, publish and declare in writing under its seal the results of the presidential election within
forty-eight hours from the close of polling.
Source:
Presidential Elections Act art 57: https://bills.parliament.ug/attachments/Laws%20of%20Uganda%20(Acts)%20-%20THE%20PRESIDENTIAL%20ELECTIONS%20ACT,%202005.pdf (2025)
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2025/12/05
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Ukraine
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b. days:
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No later than five days after determining election outcomes in multi-mandate and single-mandate constituencies, the Central Election Commission officially makes public deputy election outcomes in newspapers " Holos Ukrainy", "Uriadovy Kurier"
Source:
The Law on Elections of People's Deputies of Ukraine, article 78
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2009/11/04
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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a. hours:
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a) 4hrs.
The earliest announcement occurs within 45 minutes of close of poll. Latest overnight announcement takes place 7 hours after close of poll. Some counts (e.g. remote and rural constituencies where it takes a long time for boxes to be taken to the Court) begin the day after polling.
Source:
Representation of the People Act 1983, Schedule 1, Art. 50, 51;
Official Website of the Electoral Commission: http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/ (2012)
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2012/05/09
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Uruguay
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b. days:
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Between 8 and 10 days.
Source:
Electoral Law, art. 141
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2009/11/04
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Vanuatu
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b. days:
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7-14 days
Source:
Representation of the People Act Cap 146 Section 37. Schedule 5 number 21 (1): http://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/pacific/VU/vanuatu-representation-of-the-people-act-1982-as/at_download/file
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2016/01/27
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Venezuela
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b. days:
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b) 30 days following the proclamation of the elect candidates.
Source:
LOSPP, art. 180
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2009/11/04
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Viet Nam
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d. months:
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The official report detailing the results of the elections must be drafted, updated and double-checked by different offices, from the Election Boards to the Election Committees and finally the Election Council
Source:
Election Law Articles 75,76,77
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2021/03/25
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Wallis and Futuna
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a. hours:
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a. 48 hours.
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2009/11/04
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Yemen
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a. hours:
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72
Source:
chapter 6, article 107 of the General Elections and Referendum Law 2001.
Updated on March 10, 2005
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2009/11/04
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Zanzibar
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b. days:
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The results of both the presidential and parlimentary elections are announced three days after the close of the polls.
Source:
Ame, Khamis A, Zanzibar Director of Elections. Electoral Commission Questionaire, Compiled by the Electoral Institute of Southern Africa.
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2009/11/04
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