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• Trump’s term, it also elevates the stakes in the November elections.

• In every single EU country, turnout is much higher in national elections.

• The G-8 would also support the possibility of new elections under a transitional government.

• They fought both elections under a joint manifesto, and with joint leaders: David Owen and David Steel.

• Back home he founded a political party, which had huge success in elections under the colonial regime.

• The Peach State currently has two separate Senate races in progress ahead of its 5 January run-off elections.

• And now Trump's impeachment has put the security and trust in elections under a microscope of public scrutiny.

• There is only one practical way to hold elections under these circumstances: to expand the use of voting by mail.

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• In 1962 UNIP organized a massive campaign of civil disobedience, but it agreed to take part in elections under a new…

• Just holding fresh legislative elections under the current rules, as Haiti did five years ago, will accomplish nothing.

• Moreover, the party absolutely hates Blair for forcing them to win 3 elections under terms which did not meet their test of ideological purity.

• Those counties still conduct elections under traditional rules, with in-person ballots cast on election day at neighborhood polling places — some of which are as small as a homeowner’s garage.

• Qatar, the first Arab country to have abolished its ministry of information, held municipal elections under universal suffrage in 1999, and its emir is thought to favour an elected legislature.

• Alas, the Communist Party is as unlikely to agree to that in Hong Kong as it is in the rest of China (local elections under way on the mainland are of a kind that North Korea would admire—see article).

• In 1947 the United States took the problem before the United Nations, which voted that free elections—under its supervision—should be held throughout Korea in 1948 to choose a single government.

• The National Assembly would choose a transitional government, which would prepare for free elections, under a formula that would give pro-government chavista legislators a say in its composition.

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• In May 1992 the country’s constitution was amended to provide for a multiparty political system, and in 1995 the first national elections under this system were held; Benjamin Mkapa of the CCM was elected president.

• In 1949 Adenauer became chairman of the CDU for the whole of West Germany, and, in the first general elections under the new regime, his party and its regular ally, the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), together won 139 of the 402…

• Pending elections under a new electoral law, he appointed (in accordance with the functional representation principle) members of the legislative bodies required by the constitution: the People’s Consultative Assembly (Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat; MPR) and the Supreme Advisory Council (Dewan Pertimbangan Agung; DPA).

• It is hard to see how more bloodshed can be avoided without the president agreeing to a government of reconciliation and, perhaps after a pause of several months, new elections--under close international scrutiny--to both parliament and (by direct suffrage, which requires a constitutional change) to the presidency.