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Election Material
Civic Education Material

Electoral Act


Published on October 14, 1998, the complete legislation of Electoral Act 73 is provided for the South African public. This national act outlines in detail all rules and regulations regarding voter registration and candidate and political party registration, defines the electoral structure, explains governmental appointments, and provides an electoral code of conduct. This publication was designed by Rushdi Nackderian and was provided in order to educate the South African public of the system of voting and elections in their country.
Election Material
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Ecuador Presidential Ballot 1998

Ballot used for the 31 May 1998 general election in Ecuador. This ballot paper was used to elect the President and Vice-President of Ecuador. The main candidates in the election were Jamil MAHUAD (Popular Democracy Party) and Alvaro Noboa PONTON (Ecuadorian Roldosist Party).
Election Material
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Ecuador Disputados Provinciales Ballot 1998

Ballot used for provinicial deputies elections held on 31 May 1998 alongside the Ecuadorian general election. This ballot was used to elect five provincial deputies in the Province of El Oro.
Election Material
Ballot

Ecuador (Guayas) Consejeros Provinciales Ballot 1998

Ballot used during general elections held in Ecuador on 31 May 1998. This ballot was used to elect the Provincial Councillors for the Province of Guayas. Voters voter for no more than four candidates.