Work relating to elections.
Author:
OPORA
Publisher:
OPORA
Published Date:
10/15/2010
Resource Type:
Report
Language:
English
Media Type:
PDF
More than 65 percent of Jordanians are under the age of 30, and 43 percent of potential voters are 18 to 25. Those demographics carry the potential for accelerated political reform, provided the country's young people, who have historically been excluded from the political process, decide to make their voices heard.
Kentucky Herald Leader | Link to story »
As University of Kentucky diplomacy students follow Egypt's attempt to transition from dictatorship to democracy, they can get some behind-the-scenes perspective from one of their teachers.
USA Today | Link to story »
Nearly one year after the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians are concluding their first free and fair elections in decades in what analysts say is a good sign for a country wracked by poverty, injustice and at risk for religious extremism.
Author:
National Democratic Institute
Publisher:
National Democratic Institute
Published Date:
01/12/2012
Resource Type:
Focus Group Report
Language:
English
2011
1/8/2011
Niger
Municipal
People's Assembly ballots
Voter enthusiasm was again a dominant feature of this third round of voting in the Egyptian People’s Assembly elections. Three credible rounds of polling now raise the likely prospect that Egypt’s next parliament will reflect the will of the people, NDI said in a statement released in Cairo.
Author:
National Democratic Institute
Publisher:
National Democratic Institute
Published Date:
01/05/2012
Resource Type:
Statement
Language:
English
Tuscon Citizen | Link to story »
Voting in region two of Egypt’s People’s Assembly elections showed continued enthusiasm on the part of Egyptians to exercise their right to select the candidates and parties of their choice in the country’s first open parliamentary elections, the National Democratic Institute (NDI) said in a statement released here today.
Source:
The Washington Post
Article Link:
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Published Date:
12/29/2011
David Kramer, president of Freedom House, one of organizations raided by Egyptian security forces on Dec. 29, writes that the raids were an unprecendented assault and that the timing — just days before the final round of lower parliament elections — is noteworthy. Kramer also writes that Egypt's military has "hijacked the revolution," and the international community must respond to the raids, suggesting the United States threaten to end military assistance in Egypt until "such behavior ceases."
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