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Election and Political Party Law
Departmental Electoral Law - Uruguay
Departmental Electoral Law - Uruguay
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Report/Paper
Kingdom of Nepal: Technical Assessment of Election System Performance: Parliamentary General Elections
This report assesses the administrative and procedural framework of Nepal's election system and explores possible areas for improvement of the process.
January 31, 2000
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Uruguay Electoral Law - 1999
Uruguay Electoral Law - 1999
Publication
Report/Paper
Kingdom of Nepal: Transmission of Results for Parliamentary General Elections May 1999
This report discusses the election results of the 1999 general elections in the Kingdom of Nepal. IFES assisted the Election Commission of Nepal in establishing a trustworthy centralized vote tally and results transmission system.
May 31, 1999
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Regulations on internal Elections in Political Parties
Regulations on internal Elections in Political Parties
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Law on The Use of Media By Political Parties
Law on The Use of Media By Political Parties
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Law on internal Elections in Political Parties
Law on internal Elections in Political Parties
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Law on The Election of Authorities of The office of Jubilees and Pensions of University Professors
Law on The Election of Authorities of The office of Jubilees and Pensions of University Professors
Election Material
Ballot
Uruguay Ballot 1996
Ballot papers for the 8 December 1996 referendum on the Uruguayan constitution. Voters were allowed to vote in favor or against the new constitution passed by the Uruguayan Congress on 15 October 1996.
Election Material
Ballot
Belarus Referendum Ballot 1996
Ballot used for the seven-question referendum held in Belarus on 24 November 1996. The first four questions in the referendum were proposed by President Alexander Lukashenko, and the final three were proposed by the Supreme Court. The voters voted on the following:
-Whether Independence Day should be moved to 3 July, to commemorate the liberation of Belarus
-Approval of the constitutional amendments proposed by President Lukashenko
-Approval of the free sale of land
-Abolition of the death penalty
-Approval of the constitutional amendment proposed by the Supreme Soviet
-Direct elections to local bodies
-Should all state expenses be part of the national budget.
-Whether Independence Day should be moved to 3 July, to commemorate the liberation of Belarus
-Approval of the constitutional amendments proposed by President Lukashenko
-Approval of the free sale of land
-Abolition of the death penalty
-Approval of the constitutional amendment proposed by the Supreme Soviet
-Direct elections to local bodies
-Should all state expenses be part of the national budget.