Papua New Guinea: Priorities for a free and fair election, The National Research Institute (2009) —
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Papua New Guinea: Priorities for a free and fair election, The National Research Institute (2009)

This is a research paper released by the National Research Institute of Papua New Guinea. The authors of this papers analyze the preparations and the management of the 2007 elections, and try to identify the critical issues that should be addressed. Overall, the elections were very successfully managed: no election-related conflict was reported and the new Limited Preferential Voting (LPV) system was introduced without any major setbacks. Voter education campaigns introduced and explained the new system to an unprecedented number of citizens. However, some major issues concern the voter registration procedures and in the general the updating and maintenance of the electoral roll.

The link address is: http://www.nri.org.pg/publications/Recent%25252520Publications/PFFFE%25252520DP%25252520No.%25252520107.pdf

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