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Recensement 95
“Recensement 95” is a pamphlet from August 1995, published by the Director General of Elections in Quebec, which states in 19 different languages that there will be an enumeration of voters taking place in September 1995 and that the voter list drawn up after the process will be used in the October 1995 Referendum Vote in Quebec, Canada. Information about how to have one’s name added to the voter list is also provided; languages featured include French, English, Spanish, Romanian, and Portuguese.
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Noveau: Scrutin electronique
“Nouveau: Scrutin Electronique” is an August 1995 pamphlet, available in French, which provides instructions and basic information on the Municipal Election set to happen on the November 5th 1995 in the town of Hull in Canada. The document, published by the Bureau of the President of the Election in Hull, includes a map of electoral districts, information on how to register and vote and most importantly it informs readers that this election will feature electronic ballot boxes which will count votes automatically as ballots are cast.
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Quel que soit votre nom, vous comptez
“Quel que soit votre nom, vous comptez” is a flyer available in French, distributed in 1995 by the Director General of Elections in Quebec, which informs all readers that from October 7th to October 15th 1995 voter lists in Quebec, Canada, will be revised. A list of registry locations is provided in order for readers to know where they may register their names to the new voting list, enabling them to vote in the next election.
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Register of Electors
“Register of Electors” is a flyer from 1995, published in both French and English copies by Elections Canada, which explains the “register of electors” project - a register of electors intended as a national database of voters shared among all electoral jurisdictions. The document explains the goals and history of the project and how it will benefit Canadian voters.
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Mon livret d'education civique: 3eme
“Mon livret d’education civique: 3eme” is a civic education manual from 1995, available in French, which teaches students about the Constitution, the hierarchy of government, elections, and the justice system in Gabon. The document, published by the National Pedagogical Institute of Gabon, is aimed at students who are preparing to take the ‘Brevet des Colleges’ exam (taken at the end of 9th grade) and contains quizzes, questions and games on different civic education subjects.
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Mon livret d'education civique: Cours Moyen
“Mon livret d’education civique: Cours Moyens” is a manual from 1995, available in French, which teaches students about the geography, different municipalities and communes, political regime, and branches of government in Gabon. The document, published by the National Pedagogical Institute of Gabon, is aimed at middle school students and contains different lessons, quizzes and games on these civic education subjects.
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Notice of a Poll
“Notice of Poll” is a sample ballot for the Referendum vote in Quebec on October 30th 1995. The document, made available by the Director General of Elections in Quebec, states the referendum question in English and French of whether Quebec should claim sovereignty from Canada. The names of the chairmen and official agents for the committees of Yes and No are also provided.
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Sample Mail-in Ballot
This is a sample of a mail in ballot from the 1993 Canadian federal elections.
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La Vote a une Election Federale
This pamphlet was published in 1993 in the lead up to the October 25th federal elections in Canada. The literature outlines who can vote, how to get on a voter list and emphasizes the secrecy of the vote. The flyer is published in French and English.