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Thailand: Gen Prayuth calls for big voter turnout, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Constituency registration starts Tues, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Amendments need backing from 314 MPs, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Amend election laws before poll – pundits, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: 3 independent committees set up for Thai national reconciliation, Xinhua News (2010).
Thai PM calls for public participation in national reconciliation plan, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: Reconciliation before polls, The Straits Times (2010).
Thailand: Yes to democracy, but no elections now: Thai PM, Asia News Network (2010).
Thailand: 35% turnout picked for district polls, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Bangkok by-election will be held on July 25, The Nation (2010).
Thailand could hold elections in early 2011: minister, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: Election campaign rallies not breach emergency decree: official, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: Some bans may be lifted ahead of by-election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Thai Election Commission urged to facilitate discussion on Internet, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand: July 3 election seems to be very much a family affair, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Campaign spending to reach Bt39 bn: Kresearch, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: 5 parties accept to join debate, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: The economics of election campaign posters, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thai PM plans to call early election to reduce political conflict, Xinhua News (2010).
Thai Constitution Court drops dissolution case against ruling Democrat, Xinhua News (2010).
Thai insurgency edges into election debate, Channel News Asia (2011).
Violence feared after key Thai elections, The Straits Times (2011).
Thailand: 'Advance' voters can't vote on July 3, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Canvassers seen as crucial in run-up to poll, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Thailand's ruling Democrat gets No.10 for party list registration, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand: PM to meet Election Commission Friday on upcoming poll, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: 4 major parties explain main policies for election campaigns, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: EC to work on new seats, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Organic laws could hold up election plans: EC points out possible flaw in PM's timetable, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Shooting of ex-MP may signal start of poll violence, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Political parties agree to sign code of conduct for election, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Turnout of 60 per cent expected by Bangkok by-election: EC, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: Abhisit: Early election not ruled out, Bangkok Post (2009).
Thailand: PM wants charter fix before election, Bangkok Post (2009).
Thailand: A Quiet Thailand Sees Security Act Dropped, The Jakarta Globe (2009).
Thailand: Official result of district council poll, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: PM: No election if unrest remains, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Lessons from Bangkok poll despite low turnout, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: Early general election possible next year: Thai gov't spokesman, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: NPP vows to contest poll, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Minor parties to unveil alliance, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Discrepancy forces ballot recount, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: New constituencies coming, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Forthcoming Election In Thailand Sees Sound Studios Soar, Bernama (2011)
Thailand: EC sets out spending rules for online campaigning, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Election campaign posters cluttering up city fast, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Campaign deadline also applies online, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Amendments improve chances for smaller parties, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thai PM offers November election to end stand-off, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: EC ready to organise election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thai red-shirts set out conditions for reconciliation, BBC News (2010).
Thai PM says lower house will be dissolved in September, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: EC draws up rules on monarchy, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Senator denies using delay tactics over election bills, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: PM confirms election in June or July, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: PM confirms early May for House dissolution, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Two re-elections, one recount, same results, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand to open new parliament, The Straits Times (2011).
Thailand: Sodsri to resign, EC 'under attack', Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thai lawmakers begin scrutiny of 3 election organic bills, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand's yellow-shirt group to boycott the poll, Asia News Network (2011)
Thailand: Democrats gain majority vote in Bangkok elections: unofficial result, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: Red shirts take over "richest part" of Bangkok, Reuters (2010).
Thailand: Not all MPs to be endorsed July 12, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Prawit: Military accepts polls result, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Evacuees urged to register, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Campaign spending limit set, B1.5m, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: False charges delay EC work, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Yingluck, Abhisit 'to get EC nod', The Nation (2011).
Thailand government extends special security powers, BBC News (2010).
Burma frees dozens of political prisoners, BBC (2011).
Thailand: Pollsters warn against politically steered surveys, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand's ruling party braces for ban verdict, Australia Network News (2010).
Thailand: Poll a pivotal point in country's political transition, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: UN Chief Welcomes 'Orderly Conduct' of Thai Election, VOA News (2011).
Thailand: House passes all three election-related bills, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thaksin to increase activities ahead of Thai polls, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thai protesters settle into city centre, BBC News (2010).
Thai army moves into Bangkok business district, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Pheu Thai may win most party-list seats, new poll shows, Today Online (2011)
Thailand: Thai police on patrol after election worker shot dead, Today Online (2011)
Thailand: EC: Election will definitely take place, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Abhisit: Tough to hold polls, The Straits Time (2010).
Thailand: Panels advance road map, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: EC organises for rough election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: EC names team in Democrat case, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: Election frauds proposed not to cause Thai political parties disbanded, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: Students believe July 3 election won't end political conflict, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Police alert: Poll heats up, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Election of new PM by Aug 5, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: June-end polls in Thailand if ... Today Online (2011).
Thailand gets new laws ahead of early elections, Australia Network News(2011).
Thailand: Major parties reach out via social media, The Nation (2011)
Thai 'red shirt' leaders say Bangkok protests to go on, BBC News (2010).
What now for Thailand's red shirt protesters? Asia News Network (2010).
Thailand: Pheu Thai to discuss charter changes, Asia News Network (2011).
Thai PM: There won't be a coup d'etat, Associated Press (2010).
Thailand PM opens negotiations with Red-Shirts, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Lessons from Constituency 6, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Single-seat system may 'encourage vote buying', The Nation (2010).
Thailand to Press Burma to Open Elections, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Thailand protesters remain defiant in Bangkok, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Fifteen die as troops turn on protesters in Bangkok, Times Online (2010).
Thailand: PM: Election after new rules in place, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC: All ready for general election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Thai election body bans discussion of monarchy, Brunei Times (2011)
Thai parliament adopts gov't proposed constitutional amendment draft on electoral system, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand rejects protesters' UN-backed talks plan, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Thais must step back from brink, says United Nations, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Red Shirts accept Thai senate's negotiations offer, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thai government rules out talks unless Reds end rally, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: elections with 1997 rules 'impossible', Bangkok Post (2009).
Thailand: EC rejects meddling charges against PM, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: PM picks late June, early July election, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thai EC Proposes General Election In June Or July, Bernama (2011)
Thailand: Govt pushes ahead with poll, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: PM sets timetable for possible June election, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Army on alert for violence in by-election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand's charter rewrite framework expected in Oct., Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: City Council Election Campaign, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Voters should double-check details: EC, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Constitution proposals guided by self-interest, The Nation (2011).
Thai red-shirt protesters blockade Bangkok shops, BBC News (2010).
Thai red-shirt protesters march on parliament, BBC News (2010).
Thailand PM declares state of emergency in Bangkok, BBC News (2010).
Thai protesters rule out talks after deadly clashes, Guardian (2010).
Thailand: Early poll might favour the government, The Nation (2011).
Thailand to hold elections before June: deputy PM, Channel News Asia (2011).
Thailand: Parties moving into election gear, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Early Thai election possible - finance minister, Bernama (2010).
Thai government talks reconciliation as troops to pull back, Reuters (2010).
Thailand: Snap election 'just weeks away' PM finds pressure may force quick dissolution, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Democrat dissolution case to court, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thai PM says seeking political solution to crisis, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: Coup claims denied, Thai PM signals early vote, Today Online (2011).
EC says some canvassers fled Thailand after election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: PM firm on House dissolution, election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Senate passes poll bills but rejects some changes, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: EC: Border row might affect elections, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Politicians woo women voters as females outnumber males in Thailand, Asia News Network (2012).
Thai anti-government protesters fortify city barricade, BBC News (2010).
Thai red-shirts offer conditional talks with government, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Thai Election Commission satisfied with advance voting, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand: Vote-buying expected to kick into high gear as Thai election looms, Today Online (2011)
Thailand violence flares as red-shirts and troops clash, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Court to consider Democrat case, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Thai yellow-shirt to launch "vote no" campaign, Xinhua News (2011)
Advance By-Elections Begin In Thailand's Five Provinces, Bernama (2010).
Thailand red-shirts set out new conditions, BBC News (2010).
Thai's EC Submits Second Case For Dissolution Of Ruling Democrat To A-G, Bernama (2010).
Thai premier urges protesters to end rallies on Wednesday, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: As Thai election looms, so does political violence, Today Online (2011)
Thailand: Poll watchdog raises Thai vote-buying fears, The Strait Times (2011)
Thailand: Monitor team to keep eye on electioneering, starting today Asian observers aim to ensure honest poll, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Vote may not heal deep divisions, monitor warns, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: EC can issue poll laws, if needed, The Nation (2011)
Thailand : Thailand rejects foreign poll monitors, The Brunei Times (2011)
Thailand: Has by-election altered the political landscape? Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: EC advance-voting moves aim to stem irregularities, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Candidates seek police protection, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thai court allows release of "red-shirt" suspect on June 28 for by-election, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: The candidates, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: PT announces 311 candidates, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Suthep: House dissolution by May 10, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Three election bills for urgent debate, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Coalition parties back Democrat formula, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Democrat dissolution trial begins, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: P.Thai questions Dem fundraiser, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC might ask for use of IS, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Dissolution 'will go ahead' PM says he's unfazed by red shirt hate campaign, Bangkok Post, (2011).
Thailand: EC tells parties to watch poll spending, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Counting of Votes to End by 9PM on July 3, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: 'There are three phases of vote buying in this year's Thai election', Today Online (2011)
Thailand: Thai troops accused of pre-vote intimidation, Brunei Times (2011)
Thailand: Voting from abroad: Thai voices from a distance, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Anfrel reps monitor poll fight upcountry, Bangkok Post (2011).
UN chief calls for credible, peaceful Thai polls, Channel News Asia (2011).
Thailand: Thai Lower House to start vetting bills for new election, Brunei Times (2011)
Thailand: By-election runs smoothly, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand's parliament elects Yingluck Shinawatra as PM, BBC (2011).
Thailand: EC votes to disqualify MP for buying votes, Bangkok Post (2012).
Thailand: Thai activists target sister to thwart Thaksin's return, The Brunei Times (2011).
Thailand invokes emergency laws before rally, BBC (2010).
Thailand braces for mass 'red shirt' protests, BBC News (2010).
Thai red-shirts splash blood in anti-government protest, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: EC takes baby social media steps, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Govt to await court ruling on charter changes, The Nation (2011).
Thai PM rejects call for early election, Guardian (2010).
Thailand: EC limit on candidate media spending stays, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: 400 police for party lists registration, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Parties' candidates embrace social media, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: EC issues social-media election warning, The Nation (2011)
Thai election commission announces official election result, Xinhua News (2011).
Thai election commission to verify voting result on July 12, Xinhua News (2011).
Thai Election Commission certifies enough MPs to hold House session, Xinhua (2011).
Thailand: No pressure on charter change delay, Bangkok Post (2009).
Thai poll seen as referendum on political conflict, The Jakarta Post (2010).
Thailand: Government set to win crucial Thai election: exit polls, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: EC: We haven't rejected by election complaint, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: PT petitions against by-election results, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Yingluck Shinawatra set to be Thailand's first female premier, CNN (2011)
Thailand holds general election, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand Votes for Next Leaders, VOA News (2011)
Thailand: Vote buying, ballot tearing top legal complaints, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Gen Prawit: Army accepts election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Election Day: Thailand Votes, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Unofficial voter turnout 65.99%, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Demands grow for foreign election monitors, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Three election laws get initial green light, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Major parties starting to gear up for the big fight, Bangkok Post (2010).
Philippines: SK polls vulnerable to flying voters: Comelec, Malaya (2010).
Thailand: We will disqualify wrongdoers before election, EC panel warns, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Websites set for launch to inform voters, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Thai army stresses political neutrality before election, Xinhua News (2011)
Thai red-shirt peace talks reach stalemate, BBC News (2010).
Thailand: Poll: Fierce battle expected in next election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC begins election meetings, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: EC: Biased officials aiding candidates, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Court clears election bills, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thai general election to take place July 3, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Censure debate may set back early poll, The Nation (2011).
Thailand may have April election, Asean Affairs (2011).
Thai rivals commit to peace plan despite violence, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thai army to seal off protest site as poll plan axed, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand's Red Shirts up security in tense Bangkok, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: EC gets 521 poll violation complaints, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thai Anti-government Protestors Seek EU's Help To Protect Them, Bernama (2010).
Thailand warns international community not to meddle in its political affairs, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thai protesters ready for fresh mass rally, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thai anti-government protesters demand new elections, Reuters (2009).
Thai Parliament Prepares to Elect First Woman Prime Minister, VOA (2011).
Thailand: World leaders condemn Bangkok violence, calls for reconciliation, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: Thai army chief turns down coup rumors if opposition Pheu Thai wins, Xinhua News (2011)
Thailand: Parties' last ditch efforts in Thai poll campaign, Asia News Networks (2011)
Thailand: Most Thais ready for woman PM: Opinion polls, The Strait Times (2011)
Thai Royalists Urge People Not to Vote in July Election, VOA News (2011).
Thailand: Political Parties Need Image Branding, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: EC: Poll results will be recognised, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Charter committee to ask Abhisit about their scope, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: Emergency law to stay for by-election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand's opposition party ahead of ruling Democrat: Poll, Asia News Network (2011)
Thailand: Police battle to contain election violence, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC has no objection to EU monitoring poll, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Advanced polling move, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Debate on referendum heating up in Thailand, Asia News Network (2011).
Thailand: No early elections: Thai PM, The Strait Times (2010).
Thailand: Parties vow to stay mum on monarchy: Constitution Court to review election bills, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Thai PM says no delay to election plans, Brunei Times (2011)
Thailand: Organic laws bills to House March 18, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Fierce battles, vote buying expected in upcoming polls, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Election helps boost ad spending in all media, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: PM reinforces vow for early election, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thai Panel Certifies Yingluck Election, VOA News (2011).
Thailand: EC strives to endorse most MPs by July 28, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Watchdog says amnesty pledges, vote-no campaigns acceptable, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Over 2.7m register for advance vote, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: EC insists it will police poll, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Advance voting registration June 13-17, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Police expect poll-related violence in 10 provinces, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Asian Women and Politics: The Family Connection, The Irrawaddy (2011).
Thai cabinet holds emergency meeting on crisis, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: Democrats under fire after ruling, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thai Protesters Say Only Immediate Election Will End Conflict, Business Week (2010).
Thailand: EC sets registration dates for appointed senators, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: PM pushes to expedite organic bills for election, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Senate urged to pass laws, Bangkok (2011)
Thailand: MP suspended pending court ruling, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Coalition parties plan alliance, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: PM-EC meeting Friday's noon to set poll date, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: PM: Friday meeting to ease EC worries, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: EC gets tough on complaints, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Suthep: Election a certainty, Bangkok Times (2011)
Thai "yellow-shirts" regroup for 2nd day rally against constitution amendment, Xinhua News (2010).
Thai voters to take money offered by election candidates: poll, Xinhua News (2011).
Thailand: New electorate boundaries set, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: NPP to boycott election, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: PM: Earlier election if no violence, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thai PM: Verdict on party's dissolution likely by October, Asia News Network (2010).
Thailand: EC hoping to meet 30-day deadline, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: First anti-government protests staged in Bangkok since emergency rule, CNN (2011).
Thailand: Thai protesters file complaint to disband pro-Thaksin party, Today Online (2011)
Thailand economic group challenges election giveaways, ASEAN Affairs (2011).
Thai Ruling Party Stages Rally at Emotional Site, VOA News (2011).
Time for Thai youth to show their political teeth, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Colourful characters spice up election, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: 10 million voters still undecided, Abac Poll finds, The Nation (2011).
Malaysia: Election Commission Provides Family Voting Location Scrutiny, Bernama (2011).
Thailand: EC reveals invalid votes reached 5%, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC mulls new exit poll regulations, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: Asian Observer Group Commends Thai Election, Cites Minor Flaws, VOA News (2011).
Thailand: Reds want to observe elections, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: EC opens 1171 hotline, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: EC prints extra ballot papers, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand joins RI in promoting free, fair elections in Myanmar, The Jakarta Post (2010).
Thailand: Two Chart Thai candidates get red cards, The Nation, 2008.
Thailand: Chart Thai to appeal against red cards, The Nation, 2008
Thai election may not reduce risk for investors, International Herald Tribune (2007).
Thailand heads for Guinness record with upcoming referendum, Khaleej Times Online (2007).
Thailand: The Constitutional Test, Bangkok Post (2007).
THAILAND: Cs ountdown to Referendum Begin with Arrests and Warnings, IPS (2007).
Thai junta’s popularity put to test in first referendum, The Manila Times (2007).
Thailand: Thousands march in support of Thai referendum, Taiwan News Online (2007).
Thailand: Referendum leaves Thailand deeply divided, The Bangkok Post (2007).
Thailand okays EU election monitoring, Vietnam News Agency (2007).
Thailand's pre-election jostling, Economist (2007).
Thailand: Unofficial poll result known by Dec 24, Bangkok Post (2007).
Thailand: Thaksin ally wins Thai election, BBC, 2007.
Thai parties in coalition talks, BBC, 2007.
Thailand : Vote-buying claims mar Thai poll, BBC, 2007.
Thai Election Commission endorses appointed senators, People’s Daily Online, 2008.
Thai premier promises to push for constitutional amendments, Top News (2008).
Thai coalition parties agree on amending constitution based on 1997 charter, China View (2008).
Thai protests turn nasty, Asia Times Online, 2008
Thai PM plans crisis referendum, BBC, 2008
Thailand: Critics dismiss Thai referendum, BBC, 2008.
Thailand: Court says Thai PM 'must resign', BBC, 2008
Thailand: Spicy twist to Thai political stew, Asia Times Online, 2008
Thai MPs elect new prime minister, BBC, 2008
Thai opposition head to be new PM, BBC, 2008.
Thailand: Mountain to climb for new Thai PM, BBC, 2008
Thai anti-government protesters to hold prolonged rally, ANTARA News (2009).
Thailand: PM urges senators to pass organic laws, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Hundreds of complaints deluge poll watchdog, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thailand: EC misses its mark on poll numbers, Bangkok Post (2011).
Thai election board holds back nod for winners, The Straits Times (2011).
Thai PM-in-waiting confident she will be cleared, Channel News Asia (2011).
Thailand: Senate asked to endorse election bills, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand's king endorses Yingluck Shinawatra as PM, BBC (2011).
Thai army chief Prayuth urges vote for 'good people', BBC (2011)
Thailand: Politicians turn to social media for election campaigning, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: Coalition differs with Thai PM on polls early next year, The Brunei Times (2010).
Thailand: Panich fears low voter turnout, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: 16,097 cast advance voting ballots in Bangkok's Constituency 6, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand to launch 6-day campaign for national reform, Xinhua News (2010).
Thailand: Upcoming by-election good litmus test for future polls, The Nation (2010).
Thai gov't urged to consult public on charter amendments, Asia News Network (2012).
Thailand: Campaign financing in the spotlight, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Gen Prayuth: There will be an election, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: More party-list MPs in next poll, The Nation (2011).
Thailand: EC will brief parties on poll rule over monarchy, The Nation (2011)
Thailand: Scrap advance vote, says Senate panel, The Nation (2011)
Thai parliament schedules 3rd reading of charter amendment bill for June 5, Xinhua (2012).
Thailand: EC satisfied with party lists registration, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand: Election race begins, Bangkok Post (2011)
Thailand must lift emergency rule, hold polls: think-tank, Channel News Asia (2010).
Thailand: EC to hold discussion with by-election candidates on state-sponsored campaigns, The Nation (2010).
Thailand: Dem dissolution trial begins Aug 9, Bangkok Post (2010).
Thailand: Aswin tasked with making elections peaceful, The Nation (2011)
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India: Election Commission gears up for counting of votes on Friday, The Hindu (2011)
Myanmar: Suu Kyi Says Burmese Have Right Not to Vote, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Ukraine: Central Election Commission registers 552 candidates for majority constituencies, Kyiv Post (2012)
Indonesia: Human rights watchdog supports military vote, The Jakarta Post (2010).
Uganda: What happens if a candidate wants to quit the race?, Daily Monitor (2011)
Nigeria:April polls: Presidency denies voting N2.9bn to capture S-West The Vanguard (fevrier 2011)
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Swaziland Trade Union Demands Democratic Reforms, VOA (2012)
Ghanaians prefer election of rulers to other methods, Ghana News Agency (2011)
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Dominica: Boycott by-elections - Astaphan advices United Workers Party supporters, Dominica News (2010)
Armenian Opposition Bloc To Resume Protest Rallies, RFE/Rl (2011)
Tweeting for Votes in Latvia (Baltic Review, 2010)
Mexico: Facebook-Fueled Protests Erode Pena Nieto’s Lead in Mexico, Bloomberg (2012)
Oman: Two activists, a woman make it to Majlis, Khaleej Times (2011)
South Africa: Zuma: Polls about basic issues, IOL (2011)
Morocco: Gaming Election day, November 25th ، Morocco Board (2011)
Swazi security forces clash with students, Mail & Guardian (2011)
Ter-Petrosian Sets New Deadline For Armenian Leadership, RFE/RL (2011)
Hungary's Fidesz Set For Sweeping Victory (XpatLoop.com, 2010)
Zambia: FODEP launches 2010-2012 electoral strategy, Lusaka Times (2010)
Egypt: Elections: few incidents, many women at polling stations, Asia News (2011)
Voting for the September 12 referendum began at border gates on Tuesday (National Turk, 2010)
UK: Does age matter in a general election?, BBC (2010)
UK: Facebook joins drive to get UK voters to polls, The Washington Post (2010)
UK: Call for 'urgent changes' after polling queues, The Independent (2010)
UK:Electoral Commission hits out at 'unacceptable' voting problems, The Telegraph (2010)
UK: Voters tick the box marked apathy, The Financial Times (2011)
The report of Power: an independent Inquiry into Britain's democracy
Singaporeans worry about reprisal after polls, The Star Online (2011)
Viet Nam: Voters go to polls in remote areas, Viet Nam News (2011)
Zimbabwe: Mugabe Orders Biti to Budget for Polls, All Africa (2010)
Sweden: Parties struggle to entice first time voters, The Local (2010)
Malaysia: NGO Wants To Register 2 Million Voters By End Of 2010, Bernama (2010).
Indonesia: Voters eagerly elect new leaders, The Jakarta Posy (2010).
Dominican Republic’s “No” vote drive grows, Dominican Today (2010)
Uganda:Violence and youth participation in politics, Daily Monitor (2010)
Zimbabwe: Mugabe wants peace, News24 (2012)
Yemen: Saleh’s 33-year rule ends with party-benefiting vote, Bloomberg Business week (2012)
South Africa: Zille’s plan to unseat ANC, Sowetan (2010)
Namibia: De Waal Resigns from DTA, All Africa (2010)
Angola: Politician Defends Greater Divulgence of Country's History, All Africa (2010)
Azerbaijan: Opposition Protest Results in Wave of Arrests, EurasiaNet (2011)
Uganda: RUKIGA BY-ELECTION: Voting begins Daily Monitor (2010)
Great turnout in Venezuela's legislative elections, TodaNoticia(2010)
Philippines: Prisoners gain freedom to vote, Manila Bulletin (2010).
Jordan: Muslim Brotherhood votes to boycott elections, Ammon News (2010)
Uganda: Mukono elections for May 25, New Vision (2010)
Singapore: More swing voters in 2011 General Election, The Straits Time (2011).
Afghan less confident in elections this time, Gallup (2010)
Koran-burning protests could delay Afghan poll: U.N., Reuters (2010)
Yemen counts votes in 1-candidate Election to confirm Hadi as leader, VoA (2012)
Georgia Protests: One Demonstration, With Many Interpretations, RFERL (2011)
USA: Will the majority of Americans not vote in 2010 midterm elections?
Indonesia: Batam and Karimun hold regional polls, The Jakarta Post (2011).
Singapore: Tweeting towards political awakening, The Straits Times (2011).
Angola: Ruling party calls on citizens to make right choice, ANGOP (2012)
Angola: UNITA hails first week of election campaign, ANGOP (2012)
Malaysia: PSC's Public Hearings To Start On Nov 11, Bernama (2011).
Egyptians swarm polling centres on day 2 of landmark vote, Hindustan Times (2012)
Turnout high at ethnic minorities' self-gov't election, Politics.hu (2011)
USA: Obama's youthful voters more likely to skip midterms, The New York Times (2010)
Rwanda: Huge voter turnout as region decides, AllAfrica (2010)
Angola: Mozambican MP Impressed By Number of Women in Politics, All Africa (2010)
Zambia: Election Violence Could Mean Fewer Women Participants, All Africa (2010)
No politics for M'sian students, The Straits Times (2010).
Australia: Major parties missing the mark with young voters, ABC News (2010)
Philippines: Comelec eyes 60% turnout in local polls, Philippine Daily Inquirer (2010).
Iran: Supreme Leader expresses election caution, Payvand Iran News (2011)
Malaysia: Students Told To Steer Clear Of By-election Campaign, Bernama (2010).
Philippines: OAV turnout in Saudi still low but increasing, GMA News (2010).
Philippines: Highest number of Pinoy voter turnout in HK recorded Sunday, GMA News (2010).
Singapore: Singaporeans 'must have local addresses to be eligible to vote', Today Online (2011)
Burundi Presidential Vote to Proceed Despite Opposition Boycott, VOA (2010)
Malaysia: Smooth Postal Voting In Galas, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: 1,014 Postal Voters In Batu Sapi Cast Votes Today, Bernama (2010).
Burma warns against poll boycott, BBC (2010).
First post-quake election campaign opens in Haiti, AFP (2010)
Afghanistan election: fraud could delay result for months, observers warn, The Guardian (2010)
Afghan election commission reports new evidence of serious fraud, The Miami Herald (2010)
Afghanistan Election Data - Website
Donald Duck and God mar the Swedish election, The Telegraph (2010)
New Zealand: Voter interest in elections varies, Radio New Zealand (2010)
New Zealand: Less than half of voters think local electoral system is easy to understand, Voxy (2010)
Tunisia election turnout more than 90 per cent, The Telegraph (2011)
The real significance of Tunisia's election, Aljazeera (2011)
Singapore: PE: Advisory for supporters, public on Nomination Day, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: PE: Guidelines on election meetings, vehicle processions, Channel News Asia (2011).
Burma prepares for elections, Australia Network News (2010),
British Virgin Islands: Young voters ready for elections, BVI Beacon (2011)
South Africa: Row brews over positions of ANCYL leaders, Sowetan (2010)
Efforts to Organize Farm Workers Keep Political Activists Busy in South Africa, VOA (2010)
Malaysia: Young Voters Veering Towards Non-partisanship? Bernama (2010).
First round of Polish elections sets tone for white-knuckle race (Financial Times, 2010)
Indonesia: Military personnel may be allowed to vote: President, The Jakarta Post (2010).
Philippines: Increased participation of absentee voters sought, The Philippine Star (2011).
Malaysia: Malaysia PM won't rule out early election, The Strait Times, (2011)
Czechs Choose Budget Cuts Amid European Debt Crisis (Bloomberg Businessweek, 2010)
Elections turnout second lowest since fall of communism (Prague Daily Monitor, 2010)
South Korea: Low voter turnout could hurt legitimacy of local elections, Korea Times (2010)
Egypt Holds First-Phase Election Run-Offs that may seal Islamists’ gains, Bloomberg (2011)
Egypt: Islamists seek to extend gains in run-off vote, Reuters (2011)
Russia’s elections 2011 – has anything changed?, The Voice of Russia (2011)
State Duma elections: from Kamchatka to Kaliningrad, Ria Novosti (2011)
Lebanon: Lebanon’s Sunni Islamists: A Growing Force (2008)
Trinidad and Tobago:Election Day update, The Trinidad Express (2010)
Burundi ruling party wins parliamentary election, Reuters Africa (2010)
Singapore Polls Close, Bernama (2011)
Many Serbs expected to participate in Kosovo elections (SETimes, 2010)
Kyrgyz President Won't Back Down, As Opposition Claims Power, RFE/RL (2010)
Opposition Forces In Kyrgyzstan Claim Power, Form Interim Government, RFE/RL (2010)
Kyrgyzstan: experts voice concern about possibility of prolonged strife, RFE/RL (2010)
Growing number of Australians could shape 2010 election, Reuters (2010)
Sri Lanka: Record low turnout marks Lanka polls, Hindustan Times (2010)
Colombia:Bishops encourage Colombians to vote in upcoming elections, CNA (2010)
Elections 2010 - Hungary's next prime minister Orban hails Fidesz win (MTI, 2010)
Center-right wins landslide victory in Hungarian elections (Deutsche Welle, 2010)
Hungary: 2010 election digest - April 12 (Politics.hu, 2010)
Elections were competitive, transparent and well-administered, international observers in Skopje say, OSCE (2011)
Armenian Opposition Leader Insists On Early Polls, Warns Of 'Egypt-Like' Unrest, RFE/RL (2011)
Malaysia: Come Early, Fatimah Tells Women Voters, bernama (2010).
Malaysia: 59.9 Per Cent Voter Turnout In Sibu By-election, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: The Full Result Of The Sibu Parliamentary By-election, Bernama (2010).
Trinidad and Tobago: T&T election fever grips New York, The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian (2010)
Solomon Islands:2010 Elections Expect Huge Voter Turn Out, The Solomon Times Online (2010)
Hong Kong holds elections in wider democracy push, Reuters (2010)
Hong Kong Voting Light, The New York Times (2010)
Hong Kong Democrats Win Bittersweet Election Victory, Voice of America (2010)
Uganda:Promote women participation in voters registration, Monitor (2010)
Elections in Palestine, again, Media Monitors Network (2010)
Haitians Mostly Ignore Senate run-off Elections, AOL News (2009)
Boycott Shuts Down Haiti Elections, HaitiAction (2009)
Little enthusiasm in Italy for electoral law referendum, Earth Times (2009)
Georgia: Voter Turnout was 55%, Civil.ge (2008)
Morocco: As elections loom, Moroccan democracy activists call for boycott, Washington Post (2011)
Yanukovych received 36.86 % of votes, Timoshenko - 24.31 % in Ukrainian presidential elections (Gazeta, 2010)
TABLE-Ukraine's presidential election results (Kyiv Post, 2010)
Yanukovich takes Ukraine poll lead (Financial Times, 2010)
Kuwait elects new parliament on record low turnout, Reuters (2012)
Philippines: Comelec hopes for 50% OAV turnout in upcoming polls, GMA News (2010).
Belarusians’ interest in political parties on the rise, Belarusian Telegraph Agency (2012)
Philippines: Special polls proceed smoothly, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation (2011)
Czech female MPs have reduced politics by posing as pin-ups (The Guardian, 2010)
Venezuelan Socialists Train Election Activists, Radio Cadena Agramonte (2010)
Slovaks Begin Voting With Polls Predicting Upset of Government (Bloomberg Businessweek, 2010)
Jordan:PM pledges free, fair polls, The Jordan Times (2010)
Lebanon: March 14 candidate Fadi Karam wins Koura by-election, Daily Star (2012)
Iraq parliamentary election hit by insurgent attacks, BBC (2010)
Turnout appears healthy in Iraq vote despite attacks, Reuters (2010)
South Africa: Shrinking numbers on voters' roll in Newcastle reason for concern, Sowetanlive (2010)
Australia: Fears of massive swing in voter backlash, News.Au (2010)
USA: Election outcomes affect suicide rates, UPI (2010)
USA: Don't underestimate the younger voter, The Seattle Times (2010)
Myanmar: Election Boycott Campaign Heats Up, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Malaysia: EC To Get MYC Help To Register Youths As Electors, Bernama (2010).
USA: Election by the numbers, The Washington Post (2010)
USA: The Latino impact on midterm elections, The Denver Post (2010)
Malaysia lifts ban, students allowed to join politics, Channel News Asia (2012).
Viet Nam: Turnout nearly 100% in general elections, Viet Nam News (2011)
Party politics far from established in Solomons, say academic, Radio New Zealand International (2010)
Venezuelan Electoral Authority Calls For High Voter Turn-out, Radio Santa Cruz (2010)
Poll: 77 percent of Venezuelans are willing to vote in parliament election, El Universal (2010)
Australia: Over 1.8 million votes already cast, ABC News (2010)
Angola: CNE worried about poor women participation in electoral registration, ANGOP (2011)
Bolivia:Bolivian president praises massive participation in regional elections,Xinhua (2010)
Botswana: The BDP split: What should the nation expect?, Mmegi (2010)
French envoy calls for Madagascar polls, IOL (2010)
Malaysia: Varsity Students Advised Against Participating In Political Campaigns, Bernama (2010).
Austria: Experts fear low participation in presidential election, Austrian Times (2010)
Politics.hu to offer extended coverage of Hungary's 2010 parliamentary elections (Politics.hu, 2010)
Zambia: President Warns Trouble Makers, All Africa (2010)
Analysts say election results suggest historic changes in Hungarian politics (Politics.hu, 2010)
Singapore gears up for the polls, Today Online (2011)
Ethiopia:Fourth national, regional elections due tomorrow, The Reporter (2010)
Ethiopia: NEBE announces preliminary election results, Ethiopian News (2010)
High turnout for Burundian polls, UN official says, UN News Centre (2010)
Egypt: Mursi to face Shafiq in presidential runoff, Alarabiya (2012)
Malaysia: 83 Per Cent Turnout For Kerdau By-election, Bernama (2011).
Malaysia: Merlimau By-Election Registers 79 Per Cent Voter Turnout, Bernama (2011).
Egypt: Vote on historical referendum with high turnout, Xinhua News Agency (2011)
Malaysia's ruling coalition wins Tenang state by-election, The Brunei Times (2011).
Malaysia: Merlimau Postal Voters Cast Ballots Today, Bernama (2011).
Malaysia: Postal Voting In Kerdau Begins, Bernama (2011).
Jamaica: Residents step up pole decorating after election call, Jamaica Observer (2011)
Chile local polls see low turnout with voting voluntary, BBC (2012)
USA: Report: Black voters had mixed impact in midterm elections, USA Today (2010)
98 percent of registered voters in Cook Islands expected to vote in general elections, Radio New Zealand International (2010)
Uganda opposition wants election guarantees, Reuters (2010)
Tanzania: Elections to be held on October 31, Citizen (2010)
Angola: Official advises citizens to participate in electoral registration, ANGOP (2011)
Malaysia: Students Not Completely Barred From Politics - Mohamed Khaled, Bernama (2010).
South Africa: Voter apathy to hit ANC hard in poll, IOL (2011)
Uganda: Voter turn-out could decide poll, The Daily Monitor (2010)
Malaysia: The dividing race for voters, Asia News Network (2010).
Philippines: Overseas absentee voter turnout hits 12%, GMA News (2010).
Tanzania:Poll findings by Redet raise eyebrows, (2010)
México: Fear of past, ire at present divide young Mexicans, Bloomberg Businessweek
South Africa: Blind voters will get secret ballot: IEC, SABCNews (2011)
Angola: Police to boost operational capacity to secure electoral process, ANGOP (2012)
Yanukovych-Tymoshenko gap down to 3.8% after 70% of vote counted (Ria Novosti, 2010)
Myanmar: Young Voters Hold Mixed Views of Next Year's Election, The Irrawaddy (2009).
Final results – Basescu wins presidential elections with 50.33% of Romanians' votes, BEC says (Realitatea, 2009)
Malaysia: Batu Sapi Facts And Figures, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: Galas Facts And Figures, Bernama (2010).
Poll: ČSSD would win Czech elections, VV to leave parliament, http://praguemonitor (2012)
US Senate Urges Review of Burma Policy, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Malaysia: 13,000 People In Kelantan Register As Voters, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: Orang Asli expected to play major role in Sibu by-election, Channel News Asia (2010).
Philippines election: Voters' views, BBC News (2010).
Dominican Republic’s corrupt politicos spur the ‘N’ vote, Dominican Today (2010)
Czech students prefer right-wing, CSSD popularity low (Ceske Noviny, 2010)
Dominican Republic: Popularity of None candidate in Dominican elections grows, Dominican Today (2010)
Jordanians vote in parliamentary polls, al-Jazeera (2013)
Indonesia: 32,000 Yogyakarta voters excluded from ballot, The Jakarta Post (2011).
Singapore: Channel NewsAsia organises two General Election television forums PAP and up to six opposition parties to discuss short and long term challenges facing Singapore, Today Online (2011)
Philippines: Most Filipinos give high rating for automated polls—SWS, Philippine Daily Inquirer (2010).
Australia: Decline in voters 'a threat to nation's democracy", The Age (2010)
Rwanda: over 200,000 to vote without ID, AllAfrica (2010)
Zambia: State calls for church partnership to foster peace during 2011 polls, Lusaka Times (2010)
India: Election Commission may reduce minimum voting age to 16, The Indian Express (2011)
India: Special functions to enrol new voters: Poll panel, Sify (2011)
Low turnout in Mitrovica revote, SETimes (2011)
Malaysia: Report Dirty Tactics In By-Election Campaign – EC, Bernama (2011).
Youth vote critical in upcoming Suriname election, NRC Handelsblad (2010)
2012 Parliamentary Elections: Boycott or Participation?, Belarus Digest (2012)
Viet Nam: Vietnam holds National Assembly election, Xinhua News (2011)
Bahamas: Ingraham says Haitian leader mistaken, Nassau Guardian (2012)
Voter abstention risk worries Algeria, Magharebia (2012)
Thin turnout seen in Burkina presidential vote, Reuters (2010)
Egypt: 2nd round of Shura vote sees low turnout, fraud charges, Al-Masry Al-Mayoun (2010)
Malaysia: 209 Voters In Sibu Parliamentary Constituency Are Centenarians? Bernama (2010).
Philippines: 300,000 teachers disenfranchised, The Philippine Star (2010).
Caribbean Elections
Egypt: Runoff Elections Intensify Rivalry Between Islamist Parties, VoA News (2011)
Uganda: Challenges for youth participation in politics, Daily Monitor (2010)
Namibia: Average poll turnout, New Era (2010)
Young take little interest in Burma poll, Bangkok Post (2010).
Election body says Basescu wins Romania's runoff (CCTV, 2009)
Dominican Republic: Dominican presidential elections results proved the polls right, Dominican Today (2008)
Dominican Republic: Dominican voters have “massive” turnout, electoral chief says, Dominican Today (2008)
Panama: Panamanians Have High Expectations of Martinelli, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
México: Estadísticas electorales / Electoral statistics
Mexico: Mexicans Urge Calderón to Deal With Economy, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Mexico: Mexicans Think Public Safety, Economy Hurt PAN, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Mexico: Lower Support for Calderón in Mexico, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Mexico: Two-Thirds of Mexicans Approve of Calderón, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Mexico: Mexico’s Calderón Stable After Election Setback, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Mexico: Mexico’s PRI Favoured for 2012 Presidential Ballot, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Bolivia:Cocaine casts shadow on campaign, BBC News (2009)
Uruguay:Disenchantment factor ahead of next Sunday’s Uruguayan presidential runoff, MercoPress (2009)
El Salvador: “Hope is born” - FMLN candidate Mauricio Funes wins presidency of El Salvador, cispes.org (2009)
El Salvador: Chavez congratulates Funes on electoral win in El Salvador, earthtimes.org (2009)
El Salvador: Funes Enjoys Honeymoon Period in El Salvador, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
El Salvador: Salvadorans Praise Funes’s Performance, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2009)
Bouteflika wins a third term, Arab News (2009)
Indifferent mood greets Burma polls, BBC News (2010).
Georgia: CEC Reports of 49% Voter Turnout, Civil.ge (2010)
Iceland: More voters than ever hand in empty ballots, Iceland Review (2010)
Marshall Islands: Premliminary results from Marshall Islands elections expected today, Radio New Zealand International (2011)
Armenian Opposition Leader Says Government Will Fall, RFE/RL (2010)
Hungary’s centre-right tightens grip on power (Financial Times, 2010)
Fidesz in full control after victory in Hungarian local elections (WAZ EUobserver, 2010)
"Unity" tops Latvian elections (The Baltic Times, 2010)
Guyana opposition unites to contest elections, Caribbean 360 News (2011)
Lao PDR: Public turn out for NA election with enthusiasm, KPL (2011)
For Afghans, a further disconnect, The Washington Post (2010)
Sudan's Upper Nile youth on prevention of elections hostilities, Sudan Tribune (2010)
Sudan vote begins despite boycott, Aljazeera (2010)
South Sudan Task force to organize voters in the Diaspora for referendum, Sudan Tribune (2010)
South Sudan plans to bring home 1.5 million referendum voters, Reuters (2010)
Swaziland: Swazi democracy rally abandoned, AllAfrica (2015)
Finland: Voting age may be lowered to 16, Helsinki Times (2010)
Zimbabwe: Mugabe wants peace at constitution talks, News24 (2012)
Malaysia: No Musical Instruments On Nomination Day – EC, Bernama (2011).
Algeria awaits election results after improved turnout, DW (2012)
Protests: Swazi cops arrest union leaders, News24 (2012)
Malaysia: EC Expects 80 Per Cent Turnout In Hulu Selangor By-election, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: Hulu Selangor: Employers Urged To Give Staff Time Off To Vote, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: Hulu Selangor: Over 75 Per Cent Turnout In Hulu Selangor By-election, Bernama (2010).
Malaysia: The Full Result Of The Hulu Selangor Parliamentary By-election, Bernama (2010).
Angola: National Youth Council runs round table, ANGOP (2012)
Angola: National Police train staff on elections, ANGOP (2012)
Braving pangs of violence, voters try to reshape Libya, New York Times (2012)
El Salvador: Salvador to have absentee vote in 2014 election, The Associated Press (2011)
Indonesia: City’s youth the largest group of voters, but will they go to polls? The Jakarta Post (2012).
One-third of voters take part in Azerbaijan municipal elections, ITAR-TASS (2009)
Guatemala: OAS notes high turnout in Guatemala elections, Caribbean News (2011)
Nominations for Kiribati elections about to close, Radio New Zealand International (2011)
Swedish government fails to secure majority after postal votes are counted, Bloomberg (2010)
Moroccan election faces low turnout despite new constitution, The Guardian (2011)
Morocco votes in first poll since Mohamed VI's reforms, BBC (2011)
Morocco: Thousands make final boycott call 5 days before elections, Washington Post (2011)
Palestine: Islamic Jihad mulls elections, Xinhua (2011)
USA: Study details black voters' potential impact on congressional races, The Miami Herald (2010)
Myanmar: Civil Society's Role Beyond the Election, The Irrawaddy (2009).
'Citizen army' to monitor Zim polls, News24 (2013)
Zim woman holds back tears after voting, News24 (2013)
Malaysia: Tackling Non-Partisan 'Young And Restless' Generation, Bernama (2010).
Interim president appears to have slight lead in Polish elections, CNN (2010)
EU's dream candidate wins Polish election, EUobserver (2010)
Jordan:Voter registration extended until July 22, The Jordan Times (2010)
Colombians Say Santos Will Be Same as Uribe, Angus Reid Global Monitor (2010)
Japan:ELECTION 2010 / 4 mil. take advantage of early voting, Daily Yomiuri (2010)
ECOWAS Upbeat about Peaceful, Fair Guinea Election Run-Off, VOA (2010)
Japan:UPPER HOUSE ELECTION 2010 / Municipal poll stations drop by 3,000, The Daily Yomiuri (2010)
USA: Young voters divided over Obama, poll finds, The New York Times (2010)
South Africa: IEC urges youth to vote, IOL (2011)
Zambia: Change voting mark, electorate urges ECZ, Lusaka Times (2010)
Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi 'will not vote', BBC News (2010).
South Africa: Allow workers to vote - ANC, IOL (2011)
South Africa: Highest number of first-time voters to date, IOL (2011)
USA: Latino vote turnout likely to lag, new poll finds, The New York Times (2010)
Bahamas:General Election Register forecasted to be between 160 -170,000, Bahamas Weekly (2011)
Call to reduce voting age to 18 in Bahrain, Gulf Research Center (2008)
Malaysia court rules against student politics ban, The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: Survey shows S'poreans have limited understanding of Elected Presidency, Channel News Asia (2011).
Bahamas: First time voters voice their concerns, Nassau Guardian (2011)
Angola: Country's political process satisfactory, ANGOP (2012)
Argentina: Argentina's Cristina Fernandez celebrates landslide win, BBC (2011)
Opposition Activists Clash With Police In Kyrgyzstan, RFE/RL (2010)
Slovenia: 4 PM Turnout at 30.4% (STA - Slovenian Press Agency, 2010)
Slovenians en route to approve key border deal with Croatia (Earth Times, 2010)
Jordan:Premier urges youths to have a say in polls, The Jordan Times (2010)
Jordan:Watchdog on mission to encourage wider participation in polls, The Jordan Times (2010)
Egypt Continues Voting After Violence, VoA News (2011)
Egyptians turn out in fresh poll round, The Australian (2011)
Tuvalu completes voting in national elections, Radio Australia (2010)
Swaziland: Mswati appoints premier for 3rd time, News24 (2013)
Philippines: Overseas voters exceed 2007 turnout, Manila Bulletin (2010).
Malaysia: Sibu By-Election: Romancing The Iban Voters, Bernama (2010).
Kyrgyz Youth To Hold Forum On New Constitution, RFE/RL (2010)
South Korea:Candidates to Register for Local Elections This Week, KBS World (2010)
Myanmar: NLD Focuses On Electoral Rights, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Swaziland: Swaziland will be a democracy - Cosatu, News24 (2012)
Zambia: By-Elections in Milanzi Must Jolt Peace-Loving Citizens, All Africa (2010)
Mauritius: Electoral Fever - The Contagion Spreads, All Africa (2010)
Bulgaria:Opinion Polls Predict Low Election Turnout, Standartnews (2011)
Mexico: Exit polls: PRI wins in Mexico state election, Volunteertv.com (2011)
Indonesia: Expert praises democratic progress but warns of loopholes, The Jakarta Post (2010).
South Africa: Cele to assure police readiness ahead of elections, SABCNews (2011)
Georgia: Two Deaths Mark Independence Day Protest, EurasiaNet (2011)
Libya's ex-interim PM leads in election, Xinhua (2012)
Australia: Missing voting virgins a bad signs, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Ireland: Inaccessible voting stations 'inexcusable', The Irish Times (2011)
Ireland: Island voters undeterred by strong winds as turnout hits 76%, The Irish Times (2011)
'Colombians must vote, not watch World Cup', Colombia Reports (2010)
Indonesia: TNI mulls possible exercise of voting right, The Jakarta Post (2010).
Turkey: Elderly, disabled voters fail to reach ballot boxes on election day, Today's Zaman (2011)
Indonesia: Public Education Key to Boosting Voter Turnout, The Jakarta Globe (2010).
USA: As elections near, voter outreach intensifies, The Washington Post (2010)
Libyan voters head to the polls in Benghazi local elections, BBC News (2012)
Mursi declared Egypt's first civilian president, but military remains in control, Ahram Online (2012)
Lesotho votes in closely fought 3-way race, News24 (2012)
France holds round one of Presidential Election, VoA (2012)
Philippines: The right to vote, Manila Times (2011).
Philippines: Over 24,000 inmates to vote in May polls, The Philippine Star (2010).
Malaysia: Expand Media Campaign To Attract More Young Voters, Bernama (2011).
Myanmar plans to free 11,000 prisoners for vote: officials, Channel News Asia (2010).
Zim suspends NGOs as election looms, News24 (2012)
In Tver, United Russia bombards voters with billboards, The Moscow Times (2011)
Burma minorities protest over vote blacklist, Australia Network News (2010).
Bahrain: Electorate’s no to zero voting at by poll, Bahrain News Agency (2011)
Egypt: A detailed visual breakdown of the results from Egypt's first free presidential elections. Ahram Online (2012)
South Africa: Dlamini-Zuma’s AU win hailed, IOL (2012)
Southern Sudan votes on independence, BBC (2011)
Southern Sudan referendum in pictures, BBC (2011)
Sudan vote passes 60 percent threshold, Reuters (2011)
Myanmar president calls for cooperation to make by-elections free, fair, Xinhua (2012).
Syria: Results of Parliamentary Elections announced, the participation amounted to 51.26 percentage, Syrian Arab News Agency (2012)
Philippines: 80,000 overseas votes cast – DFA, The Philippine Star (2010).
Indonesia: Questioning Assumptions on Protests, Participation and Indonesian Democracy, The Jakarta Globe (2010).
Philippines: More Saudi OFWs urged to vote as OAV turnout remains low on 3rd day, GMA News (2010).
Qatar goes to polls in council elections , AlJazeera (2011)
Voter turnout at Belarus parliament elections may reach 70%, Belarusian Telegraph Agency (2012)
Hot Topic: Puerto Rico’s Vote, New Haven Advocate (2010)
Viet Nam: Election Council pronounces May polls resounding success, Viet Nam News Agency (2011).
Canada: A call to civic action, The Toronto Star (2011)
USA: Election 2010: Where will the weather matter? The Washington Post (2010)
Northern Marianas: CNMI re-elects Sablan to US Congress, Radio New Zealand International (2010)
Canada: Infographic: Why people didn’t vote in the 2011 federal election, National Post (2011)
CNN analysis: Majority of eligible Hondurans voted in presidential election, CNN (2009)
Bolivia:Over 5 Million Voters in Bolivia Elections, Prensa Latina (2010)
No clear winner in Tonga's first election, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Guinea electoral commission declares Conde winner of run- off, Xinhua (2010)
Myanmar needs to reform more, says Clinton, Asean Affairs (2011).
South Africa: IEC confident municipal elections will not be marred by voter apathy, SABCNews (2011)
Graft, poverty keep many Afghans away from polls, Reuters (2010)
Scenarios: How Afghanistan's parliamentary poll might play out, Reuters (2010)
Fraud and turnout weight on "miracle" Afghan poll, Reuters (2010)
The UK: MPs reject 40% threshold plan for the AV referendum, BBC News (2011)
South Africa: Disappointment at election gender figures, News 24 (2011)
Hungarians Fully Supportive of Ruling Fidesz (Angus Reid Global Monitor, 2010)
Iraq counts votes from first polls since US pullout, The Nation (2013)
Solomon Islands: Sasako calls for postal voting, The Solomon Star (2010)
Kosovo votes for first government since declaring independence (CNN, 2010)
Malaysia: Students challenge political law, Today Online (2010).
Myanmar voter turnout 77%: state media, Channel News Asia (2010).
New Zealand: Voters urged to enrol for by-election, NZHerald (2011)
Mauritius: The lighter side of elections, All Africa (2010)
Kenya: IIEC RELEASES THE REFERENDUM SYMBOLS, IIEC (2010)
Hong Kong by-election thwarted by Beijing, The Financial Times (2010)
Green Party seeks voice in Brazil runoff vote, The Wall Street Journal (2010)
USA: Obama to college students: Help us in the elections, USA Today (2010)
Runoff to wrap up Romania elections (Aljazeera, 2009)
Romania: BEC: Referendum turnout at 46.75pct (Roumanie.com , 2009)
Indonesia's silent voters being heard, Asia Times Online (2009).
Vietnam statistics show elections enjoy 99 % turnout rate, Thanh Nien News (2007).
MPLA Official Happy With Electoral Registration Process, Angola Press (2007)
BNF, BCP dismiss BDP election threats, Mmegi (2007)
BNF to take power in 2009 - Mohwasa, Mmegi (2007)
Lesotho opposition chief threatens mass protests, AFP-Google (2007)
Low turnout in Madagascar elections 'threatens MPs legitimacy', Earth Times (2007)
General And Provincial Elections Should Be Simultaneous, All Africa (2007)
Frelimo Calls for Postponement of Provincial Elections, All Africa (2007)
Sexwale: No final decision yet on ANC succession race, MG (2007)
HIV and AIDS Implications to the 2008 elections, Zim Daily (2007)
Civil society groups backtrack on dumping MDC, SW Radio Africa (2007)
Concerns growing in Zimbabwe about elections next March, ZW News (2007)
Nigeria: NGO to Educate Children On Electoral Process, Daily Trust (2009)
CCM wins Lindi by-elections, Tanzania Standard (2008)
SA women urged to know their vote, SABCNews (2011)
South Africa: Zuma urges citizens to go and vote on May 18, SABCNews (2011)
Chile:Security Tightened Ahead Of Chile’s Election,SantiagoTimes (2009)
Indonesia: Politics Putting Off Nation’s Youth, With Many Blaming Rampant Graft, The Jakarta Globe (2011).
Zambia: Youth turnout in voter registration delights OYV, Lusaka Times (2010)
Angola: Opposition youth elects conference delegates, ANGOP (2010)
India: High post poll security by EC in West Bengal, IBN (2011)
Malaysians call for more law reform, Asia News Network (2011).
Tutu leads Swaziland pro-democracy crusade, News24 (2014)
Wartime PM Jibril takes early lead in Libya vote, Reuters (2012)
Malaysia: Mixed Reaction To Voter Registration Among Youths, Bernama (2010).
Guinea election goes to run-off as Diallo falls short, BBC News (2010)
New Kosovo municipality holds elections (SETimes.com, 2010)
Myanmar: Three Pre-election Reports, The Irrawaddy (2010).
Egypt, LCHR Press Release (2008)
Thailand: Declaration of Global Principles for Non-Partisan Election Observation and Monitoring by Citizens Organizations ANFREL (2012)
Tajikistan: Poster showing ballot papers (Tajik)
Public attitudes towards elections in Georgia: Results of a July 2010 survey carried out for NDI by CRRC (2010)
Egypt: Video Participation (2011 - Arabic only)
Thailand: Combating Corruption through Electoral Reform
Role of election boycotts in a democracy