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Ballot
Hungary Local Ballot 1990 #2
Ballot used in a Hungarian local election on 30 September 1990. The two candidates in the election were BOJTI Istvan and SAGI Jozsef.
Election Material
Ballot
Hungary Parliamentary Ballot 1990
Two ballots from the 1990 Parliamentary election in Hungary. The 1990 was the first following the fall of the Communist regime, and the main parties were the Hungarian Democratic Forum, the Alliance of Free Democrats, the Independent Smallholders' Party, and the Hungarian Socialist Party.
Publication
Report/Paper
Hungary Election countdown: An Update on 1990 Parliamentary Elections
This election countdown concerns Hungarian elections in 1990. The report discusses IFES outlooks for the elections concerning fraud, the role of the National Electoral Commission and the media, and the electoral code of ethics.
March 07, 1990
Election Material
Constitution
Constitution of The Republic - Honduras 1990
1990 copy of the Constitution of Honduras.
Election Material
Constitution
Constitution of The Federative Republic of Brazil
Constitution of The Federative Republic of Brazil as passed in 1988.
Publication
Report/Paper
The Movement Toward Democratization in Hungary: An Assessment of the Government of Hungarys Electoral System
This report discusses the democratic movement in Hungary in 1989. The document discusses the elections, the Hungarian Political Parties, Electoral Law and voter registration. Moreover, social issues such as ethnic strife, economics and privatization are discussed.
November 30, 1989
Election Material
Ballot
Honduras Ballot 1989
Ballot from the 1989 Honduran General Elections. The main candidates were Carlo Roberto FLORES Facusse and Rafeal Leonardo CALLEJAS Romero.
Election Material
Ballot
Brazil Presidential First Round Ballot 1989
Ballot from the first round of the Brazilian presidential election in 1989. The 1989 was the first direct election for President after the fall of the military dictatorship.