On 20 April 2005, the communal elections law and electoral code were promulgated, and CENI announced the revised electoral schedule communal elections on 3 June legislative elections on 4 July Senate elections on 29 July presidential elections (by the new Parliament) on 19 August and colline elections on 23 September 2005.

Legislative elections had been held, and a presidential election was under way.

Legislative elections were held on 4 July and Senate elections on 29 July.

Elections were held in January 1995 the next elections are scheduled for 1999.

Elections were held in July 1995 the next elections will be held in July 2001.

The presidential elections were successfully conducted in 2004 and the parliamentary and provincial elections are due to be held on 18 September 2005.

Municipal elections were planned for 2006 and elections to the national parliament for the following year.

Local elections had already occurred in Nigeria and elections to state government would be held in December 1997.

Taking note of the holding of the first multi party legislative elections in 1993, the first multi party municipal elections in 1995 and the first multi candidate presidential election in February 1996,

(g) That the presidential elections could not be held

The elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council will follow the presidential ballot.

7. Reiterates the importance of the implementation of the timetable of the Joint Electoral Management Body for parliamentary and local elections scheduled for the spring of 2005

(c) Voter registration in preparation for the forthcoming elections

The most recent General Election was in October 1997 and the next election will be due in October 2001.

(f) To provide advice and technical support to the national electoral bodies regarding the electoral code and plans for the conduct of the legislative elections scheduled for August September 1998.

The 2005 parliamentary elections in Nagorno Karabakh were the first held under a new electoral code, which introduced numerous improvements to the procedures in force during previous presidential, parliamentary and local elections.

Furthermore, we successfully held presidential elections, and, in less than three days, we will hold parliamentary and provincial elections.

Owing to an insufficient turn out of voters in the second round, a third round of parliamentary elections will be held two months after the second round.

Owing to logistical and financial constraints, the Government is holding village elections in a phased manner three further districts will go to the polls in March, to be followed by elections in the eight remaining districts between April and June, according to a schedule to be decided by the National Electoral Commission.

Following the publication of the electoral law on 11 February 2005, preparations are under way to hold local elections on 9 October 2005 and the first round of parliamentary and presidential elections on 13 November a second round, if necessary, would be held on 18 December.

There will be a new election on 15 December.

New elections are expected by the end of March.

In Afghanistan, for example, we haven't just had one election or two elections. We've gone through three elections, presidential and parliamentary. And what do we find?

When adopted, the constitution and the electoral law will provide the framework for the upcoming elections.

The Council looks forward to the holding of parliamentary and local elections in Afghanistan in the spring of 2005.

45. The Constitution also makes provision for the electoral system to be followed and the times at which elections will be held.

Presidential and legislative elections were held for the Republic of Chechnya on 27 January 1997.

Presidential and parliamentary elections for Serbia were set to take place on 21 September 1997.

Voters The percentage of women voters was 46.3 for the 1988 elections.

Based on a late summer time frame, the cost of parliamentary and provincial elections is estimated at US 149 million.

A first round of legislative and presidential elections was held on 13 March 2005 a second round was scheduled for 8 May 2005.

The Ivorian parties also reaffirmed the need to hold presidential elections in October 2005 and legislative elections immediately thereafter.

The first elections took place in September 1996.

The last of the constitutionally mandated elections, at the colline level, were conducted successfully on 23 September.

The elections will take place on 11 October and the election results will be announced by 26 October.

The peaceful conduct of communal, legislative, senatorial and presidential elections, as provided for in the electoral law

The real test of a democratization process is not the organization of first elections, but whether those first elections are followed by others in accordance with an agreed electoral timetable.

A referendum on the constitution, now scheduled for 28 February 2005, will be followed by a series of elections, from local to legislative and presidential.

The Constitution requires national elections every five years, except in times of war or other special circumstances when elections cannot be held .

(e) Should promote democracy and the holding of free elections,

The next election will be held in June 2005.1

The next election must be held before 2008.

In that case there will be a new election.

A key element of the last election, in 2001, was the participation of more than 70 per cent of the electorate.

3. Notes with interest that the democratic transition process in Equatorial Guinea has so far led to the holding of the first multi party legislative elections in 1993, the first multi party municipal elections in 1995 and the first multi candidate presidential election in February 1996