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public office.
Elections have been the
usual mechanism by
which modern representative democracy has
operated since the 17th century.
Elections may fill offices...
- S.
gubernatorial elections, as well as
numerous state and
local elections, will also be contested. 35
seats will be up for
election,
including 33 class...
- two
types of
elections in Singapore.
Parliamentary and
presidential elections.
According to the
Constitution of Singapore,
general elections for Parliament...
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Elections in
Ireland may
refer to:
Elections in the
Republic of
Ireland Elections in
Northern Ireland Elections in the
United Kingdom (from 1801 to 1918)...
- India.
Elections ensure the
conduct of
members pre-
elections,
during elections, and post-
elections is as per the
statutory legislation. All
election-related...
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instead uses
indirect elections for its
president through the
Electoral College, and the
system is
highly decentralized like
other elections in the
United States...
- two
national legislative elections in Iraq in 2005: 2005
Iraqi elections may
refer to:
January 2005
Iraqi parliamentary election for an ****embly to draft...
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Elections Canada (French:
Élections Canada) is the non-partisan
agency responsible for
administering Canadian federal elections and referendums. Elections...
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state law, not federal,
regulates most
aspects of
elections in the U.S.,
including primary elections, the
eligibility of
voters (beyond the
basic constitutional...
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Voter turnout in US
elections is the
total number of
votes cast by the
voting age po****tion (VAP), or more recently, the
voting eligible po****tion (VEP)...
