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Russia Legislative Ballot 1993 #1

Ballot used in the 12 December 1993 Parliamentary election in Russia. This ballot was used in the city of Moscow and was used for the party list seats. In the election 225 seats were filled by proportional representation. The major parties in the election were the Liberal Democratic Party, Russia's Choice, the Communist Party, Women of Russia, the Agrarian Party, and Yabloko.
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Russia Legislative Ballot 1993 #2

Ballots used for Parliamentary elections in Russia in 1993. These two ballots were used to fill the 225 single member district seats in the Duma. The first ballot is from constituency no. 10, the Karelia Republic, and the second ballot is from constituency no. 91, the Kemerova Oblast.
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Elections in Russia: A Technical Assessment



This report summarizes IFES’
technical assistance and public administration project to assess the evolving electoral process in Russia (in 1993).  The aim of the project was to evaluate to electoral system, asses reform efforts and propose opportunities for collaboration with Russian electoral officials and civic organizations.

November 09, 1993
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Montenegro Ballot 1993

Ballot used for elections held in Montenegro on 26 January 1993.
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Montenegro Presidential Ballot 1992

Ballot used to elect the President of Montengro in elections held on 20 December 1992. The main candidates in the election were Momir BULATOVIC, Branko KOSTIC, Slavko PEROVIC, and Novak KILIBARDA. A second round of voting was held on 10 January 1993.