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Electoral Code Working Group, Bosnia and Herzegovina Activity Compendium, January - March, 1996



This report summarizes the process, conclusions and recommendations of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Electoral Code Working Group (ECWG), which took place from January to March, 1996.  The document discusses the legality of elections in BiH, the elements of citizenship and voting issues following the Dayton Peace Agreement.  The document includes a report entitled Law on Elections: A Technical Analysis, which provides commentary on electoral laws in BiH.  Lastly, a Voter Education Plan for Pre-Election Activities is included in the end of the report.  

March 31, 1996
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MMP explained in two ticks

“MMP Explained in 2 Ticks” is a page describing the basic principles of the Mixed Member Proportional system for voting for New Zealand’s members of Parliament. Produced by the Electoral Commission of New Zealand in 1996 prior to the October 12th 1996 general elections, this document, complete with cartoon illustrations, differentiates between the functions of the electorate and party votes each citizen now receives.
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More about MMP

Produced by the Electoral Commission of New Zealand prior to the October 12th, 1996 general elections, “More about MMP” provides a summary of basic facts regarding the Mixed Member Proportional way of electing New Zealand’s parliament. Recent electoral law changes, common questions and their answers, and other information regarding the new MMP system are included in order to better educate the New Zealand public.