Afghans See Karzai, Iran Hands in Poll | Nov. 5, 2010

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"Afghanistan's election authorities are being pressured by President Hamid Karzai and by Iran to alter the preliminary results of September's parliamentary races, adding new controversy to a fraud-marred election, officials and candidates say...

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NDI Sees Deterioration in Ukraine's Election Environment and Urges Improvement | Nov. 2, 2010

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"The National Democratic Institute issued a news release regarding its assessment of the ongoing election environment.

The following is the full text of NDI's new release issued today."

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Preliminary Statement on Voter Registration in the Central African Republic

NDI's election monitoring partner in the Central African Republic (CAR), the National Elections Observatory (ONE) issued its preliminary statement on Nov. 2 after observing the country's voter registration process. The CAR is scheduled to hold overdue presidential and legislative elections on Jan. 23. This was the country's second effort this year to register voters in preparation for the elections.

The full statement is available in French. An English summary follows.

VP Meets EU, US Ambassadors and NDI's Director | Nov. 1, 2010

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"Vice President Abu Rabo Mansour Hadi met here on Monday with ambassadors of the European Union, the U.S. and Director of the National Democratic Institute (NDI) with presence of the National Democratic Alliance Parties (NDAPs) leaders.

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U.S Pushes Sudanese Meetings to Ensure Southern Referendum, Avoid Violence | Oct. 25, 2010

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"The U.S. is working to avoid the 'danger' that could develop if Southern Sudan fails to hold a long-planned referendum on whether to secede from Sudan and form a separate nation, U.S. State Department spokesman Philip J. Crowley said...

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November 02nd, 2010

Coalition to Monitor Vote for Better Elections in Nigeria

Many Nigerians hope that general elections scheduled for next year will mark a turning point for their country.  Since the end of military rule in 1999, elections have been held every four years, but they have been progressively marred by egregious and pervasive fraud, making each poll less credible than the previous one. Dissatisfaction with the last elections, held in 2007, resulted in extensive violence that led to more than 200 deaths and diminishing citizen confidence in democratic institutions and processes.

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