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Uganda National Assembly Ballot 1980
Ballot used in the 1980 Ugandan general election. The elections were the first in Uganda since the overthrow of Idi Amin, making them the first elections in independent Uganda. The main parties in the election were the Democratic Party and the Uganda People's Congress.
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Resistance Councils and Committees (Elections) Regulations, 1989.
Resistance Councils and Committees (Elections) Regulations, 1989.
Election Material
Constitution
Belize Constitution
Constitution of Belize (1981), with updates through September 1990.
Election Material
Constitution
Belize City Council: Title Viii - Local Government
Governing document for the Belize City Council.
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
The Leadership Code, 1992
The Leadership Code, 1992
Election Material
Constitution
Estonia Constitutional Packet
Constitution of Estonia (1992), as translated into Russian.
Election Material
Constitution
Republic of Estonia: Law on The Application of The Constitution
Law on the Application of the Constitution, laying out the procedures for adoption and passage of a new Estonian Constitution.
Election Material
Ballot
Estonia General Election Ballot 1992
Ballot used the first post-Soviet elections in Estonia. The left side of the page was used for Presidential elections, in which the main candidates were Arnold RUUTEL, Lennart MERI, and Rein TAAGEPERA. The 1992 election was the only time that Estonia's President was directly elected. The right side of the ballot shows candidates for the Parliament in the Louna-Tallinn district.
Publication
Report/Paper
Republic of Estonia: An Assessment of the Election to the Riigikogu and the Presidency, September 16-24, 1992
This report summarizes IFES findings from the September 1992 elections in Estonia. The report discusses election problems, successes and voting processes.
September 30, 1992
Election Material
Constitution
Law on Cultural Autonomy for National Minorities
Law on Cultural Autonomy for National Minorities passed in Estonia in 1993. The law provides the ability for members of a national minority to establish cultural autonomy, through the creation and election of cultural councils or cultural boards.