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Constitutions of The Countries of The World: Somali Democratic Republic
Constitution of the Somali Democratic Republic, as published in 1981.
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Annex 11.1.12 Election Law Adopted in July, 1986 - Used for 1986 Election Lei Eleitoral
Annex 11.1.12 Election Law Adopted in July, 1986 - Used for 1986 Election Lei Eleitoral
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Exortacao Eleitoral Lei Eleitoral Relatorio Das Actividades Das Assembleias
Exortacao Eleitoral Lei Eleitoral Relatorio Das Actividades Das Assembleias
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Regulamento Para A formacao E Actividade Dos Partidos Politicos
Regulamento Para A formacao E Actividade Dos Partidos Politicos
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Boletim Da Republica Suplemento-1 Serie - Numero 4 - Sumario Lei No 7/91
Boletim Da Republica Suplemento-1 Serie - Numero 4 - Sumario Lei No 7/91
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Unofficial translation of the Voter education poster for elections in the Russian Federation
This document explains the ballot content for the radification of the Constitution of the Russian Federation as well as the Federal Assembly election.
Election Material
Ballot
Russia Legislative Ballot 1993 #1
Ballot used in the 12 December 1993 Parliamentary election in Russia. This ballot was used in the city of Moscow and was used for the party list seats. In the election 225 seats were filled by proportional representation. The major parties in the election were the Liberal Democratic Party, Russia's Choice, the Communist Party, Women of Russia, the Agrarian Party, and Yabloko.
Election Material
Ballot
Russia Legislative Ballot 1993 #2
Ballots used for Parliamentary elections in Russia in 1993. These two ballots were used to fill the 225 single member district seats in the Duma. The first ballot is from constituency no. 10, the Karelia Republic, and the second ballot is from constituency no. 91, the Kemerova Oblast.