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Elecciones Regionales 1992
“Regional Elections 1992” is an informative handbook, available in Spanish, issued in 1992 by the Supreme Electoral Council in Venezuela in lead up to the 1992 Regional Elections. The handbook describes the objectives to be reached during the electoral process and the role/responsibilities/duties of the armed forces during the elections. Additionally, the handbook contains a glossary with election-related words and their definitions.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Elections for Elementary School Students
“Elections for Elementary School Students” is a booklet published in 1992 that provides an outline for teaching Canadian elementary school students about Canada’s democratic process and political history. The booklet includes sections on elections in Québec, learning activities focused on the electoral process, and a guide that instructs educators on holding elections in elementary schools. There is a French version of the document included as well.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Elections for Secondary School Students
“Elections for Secondary School Students” is a booklet published in 1992 that presents Canadian secondary school students with information regarding the democratic process in Canada. Included in the booklet are sections on Québec’s political system, citizen participation in the electoral process as well as a guide to holding elections in secondary school. There is also a French version of the document included.
Election Material
Constitution
Constitution of The Portuguese Republic
Constitution of The Portuguese Republic
Election Material
Ballot
Venezuela Gobernador Ballot 1992
Ballot used for Gubernatorial elections held in Venezuela in 1992. This ballot was used to elect the Governor of Miranda.
Election Material
Ballot
Venezuela Regional Ballot 1992 #1
Ballot used in the city of Motatan for the 1992 regional elections in Venezuela. The ballot allows voters to vote for the mayor, the city councillor, and the parish board.
Election Material
Ballot
Venezuela Regional Ballot 1992 #2
Ballot used in the city of Chacao for regional elections in 1992. Residents used this ballot to elect their mayor, the city councillor, and the parish board.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Faites votre histoire en Theatre!
“Faites votre histoire en Theatre!” is a pamphlet from 1991, available in French, made in joint production by the National Assembly, the Director General of Elections in Quebec and the Minister of Education in Quebec, that provides plans for theatre activities to celebrate the 200 year anniversary of the Parliamentary Institutions in Quebec, coming up in 1992. The pamphlet is aimed at middle and high school students in the hope that this ‘historic theatre’ activity will raise awareness of the government system in Quebec.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Representation in the Federal Parliament
“Representation in the Federal Parliament” is a Canadian booklet that was published in 1986, an off year for federal elections. The booklet’s object was to describe the “principal of representation” and how the “electoral districts' boundaries are determined and periodically adjusted.” The literature is broken into two sections, the first section discusses the various adjustments to the representation of the ten provinces and two territories of Canada; the second section describes the readjustment process of the electoral districts' boundaries. There are French and English language versions of the booklet.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Your Returning Officer
“Your Returning Officer” is a 1991 leaflet, available in both English and French copies, with the objective of educating readers on the role and importance of the Returning Officer – the election worker who organizes the election in each district. The document, published by Elections Canada, emphasizes the importance of the returning officer and his duties during Canadian Federal Elections.