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Cambodia’s Electoral System: A Window of Opportunity for Reform, by Jeffrey Gallup
The paper "Cambodia’s Electoral System: A Window of Opportunity for Reform" by Jeffrey Gallup (foreword by Kassie Neou) identifies and recommends possible areas for improvement in the Cambodian electoral system.
Cambodia: Ballot Paper (1992)
Specimen of the ballot paper used in the 1992 elections in Cambodia
Cambodia: Cost of Registration and Elections
Author Dennis Truesdell discusses the approach in Cambodia to managing electoral costs in this eigth of nine case studies made available to ACE courtesy of the IFES-UNDP Cost of Registraiton and Elections (CORE) Project.
Cambodia: Poster by Action on Disability 1 of 2 [2003]
Developed by Action on Disability and Development/Cambodia, these posters were used in July 2003 elections to educate all voters that voters with disabilities have the right to choose their own assistant, and the right to go to the front of the voting line -image courtesy of www.electionaccess.org.
Cambodia: Poster by Action on Disability 2 of 2 [2003]
Developed by Action on Disability and Development/Cambodia, these posters were used in July 2003 elections to educate all voters that voters with disabilities have the right to choose their own assistant, and the right to go to the front of the voting line -image courtesy of www.electionaccess.org.
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