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Marshall Islands: Premliminary results from Marshall Islands elections expected today, Radio New Zealand International (2011)
The article reports that the preliminary results of the Marshall Islands elections are expected on the 21rst of November. The voting was processed faster because of thedecision of the Election Commission to return to the old voting system.
Marshall Islands: Vote counting in Marshall Islands shows three incumbents may retain seats, Radio New Zealand International (2011)
The article reports the ongoing vote counting in the Mashall Islands. The voting tendencies indicate that the President Jurelang Zedkaia will remain in place.
Marshall Islands: Marshall Islands election in hands of offshore voters, Radion New Zealand International (2011)
The article reports that the final electoral results are expected to be announced after 5 December 2011. The Marshall Islands' Electoral Law allows voters to send their vote by mail. The electoral authorities have until 5 December to receive all the ballots.
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