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British Parliamentary Elections

American Political Science Review, 1919
War-time conditions joined with a new and revolutionizing electoral law to give the British parliamentary elections of last December many novel features. The national electorate, including six million women, was twice as large as ever before; balloting, except by soldiers and other absentees, was confined to a single day; votes were allowed to be sent ...
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Parliamentary Elections in Iran

Iranian Studies, 1993
On 28 May 1980, the revolutionary government of Iran commenced a new phase of consolidating the Islamic revolution of 1979. On this date, a legislature called the Islamic Consultative Assembly (ICA) held its first session, and since then, it has become a major institution of the Islamic Republic's political system. The centrality of ICA is demonstrated
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A Parliamentary By-election in Paris

American Political Science Review, 1926
The final results of a hotly contested by-election in Paris were given out on Sunday evening, March 28. Two communist deputies were elected to the Chamber to replace two conservatives by the narrow margin of 1,500 votes in a constituency which contained nearly 200,000 registered electors.
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Parliamentary Elections in Azerbaijan

2015
Caucasus Analytical Digest (CAD ...
Guliyev, Farid, Braux, Adeline, Bedford, Sofie, Shirinov, Rashad   +3 more
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The Islamists and the Parliamentary Elections

2017
Arafat offers a unique analysis of the rise of the Islamism and Islamist monopolization of the 2012 parliament. He claims that it was due to social networks and Islamist strongholds, the unwritten understanding between the Islamists and the military, and the weakness and marginalization of the secular and revolutionary forces and parties that ...
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The People and Parliamentary Elections

1994
For the great majority of people in Britain politics existed and was experienced not at Westminster but at the local level. The exercise of political and social control occurred primarily at the local level and often within the framework of parliamentary constituencies.
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Election boycott in a hybrid regime: The case of 2020 parliamentary elections in Serbia

New Perspectives, 2021
Dusan Vucicevic
exaly  

Shot in the foot: unintended political consequences of electoral engineering in the Turkish parliamentary elections in 2018

Turkish Studies, 2021
Ugurcan Evci, Marek Kaminski
exaly  

Anatomy of Ghana’s parliamentary elections and democratic consolidation

Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 2020
Samuel Adams, Kingsley Agomor
exaly  

Parliamentary Elections

2018
Roger Mortimore, Andrew Blick
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