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South Sudan Election Commission Warns of Fake Online Voter Registration Link
A commissioner says the circulating form is not authorised and that voters must register in person. The commission has not announced an opening date.
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New Zealand Election Leaves Government Unsettled Until November 27 Count
An overnight preliminary tally projects a narrow majority for the incumbent three-party bloc, but special votes and final seat allocations remain outstanding.
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New Zealand's Election Count Leaves Coalition Outcome Unsettled
Preliminary results put National and Labour close in the party vote, but projected seats, special ballots and coalition negotiations leave the next government open to change.
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EU Sends 16 Long-Term Election Observers Across Gambia Ahead of December Vote
An eight-analyst team and 16 long-term observers are in place for the 5 December presidential election; the EU says its mission will assess the process but cannot certify results.
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Kyrgyz Ex-Lawmaker Iskhak Masaliev Files Presidential Bid for January Vote
The former parliamentarian submitted a self-nomination on 6 November, becoming the fifth aspirant to file. The election commission has not yet registered him as a candidate.
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Cabo Verde Plans 145 International Observers for November 15 Presidential Vote
The electoral commission says accreditation is underway for five missions; ECOWAS separately confirms a long-term team and plans for short-term monitors.
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Liechtenstein Lawmakers Reject Electoral Reform Initiative 21–4
Parliament declared a proposal to change how seats are allocated unconstitutional on November 4. Its youth-party sponsors plan to challenge the decision in court.
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Somali Supreme Court Rejects President's Extended Term, Orders Elections in 90 Days
A reported five-judge ruling says constitutional changes did not extend current mandates, setting a 30-day agreement deadline and a 90-day election timetable.
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South Sudan Identifies 3,161 Voter Registration Centres but Sets No Start Date
The election commission says 14 regulations were approved as December polls approach, but voters have not been told when or where registration will open.
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Serbia Certifies Student List’s 140-Seat Majority After 53 Repeat Polls
The electoral commission confirms 140 seats for the student-led list and 103 for Vučić’s coalition, completing the count after voting was repeated at 53 stations.
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Kenya Election Agency Seeks Three-Year Media Monitoring Deal for 2027 Vote
A November 6 request seeks 24-hour social-media tracking and election reporting, with bids due November 20; no award or contract price has been announced.
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Gambia's Former Vice President Files Election Bid, Documents Still Pending
Isatou Touray submitted papers for the December 5 presidential election, but the electoral commission says her nomination has not yet been accepted.
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Liechtenstein Parliament Blocks Voting Reform Bid in 21–4 Decision
Lawmakers ruled the double-Pukelsheim seat-allocation initiative unconstitutional on November 4. Organisers intend to seek a Constitutional Court ruling.
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South Africa’s ANC Leads at 31.7% With 68% of Municipal Results Captured
A 3 a.m. Friday snapshot puts the ANC ahead of the DA, widening the gap seen in Thursday's early count; councils and coalition outcomes remain unsettled.
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Israel’s Eisenkot Gets 67 Endorsements; Herzog to Decide on Sunday
President Isaac Herzog says 67 lawmakers recommended Gadi Eisenkot against 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu, but coalition vetoes leave the government-forming mandate undecided.
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Djibouti Cabinet Backs April 2027 Local Vote, Longer Council Terms
Ministers approved a draft decree moving regional and municipal elections beyond Ramadan and extending councillors' terms past their February expiry; the signed decree and exact polling date remain unverified.
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Cabo Verde Warns Employers of Jail Risk for Denying Workers Time to Vote
Election officials say businesses must give staff enough time to vote on 15 November, warning that refusal can be a criminal offence under existing electoral law.
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South Africa's ANC and DA Nearly Tied as Municipal Vote Count Reaches 18%
At 08:01 SAST on 5 November, provisional results put the ANC at 31.36% and the DA at 31.04%; the early national tally does not decide individual councils.
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Gambia Presidential Bids Stumble Over D1 Million Deposit and Citizenship Papers
Two aspirants encountered separate filing problems on the first day of nominations for the December 5 vote; neither setback establishes final disqualification.
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South Africa's ANC Wins First Declared Ward as Municipal Vote Count Begins
The ANC won Kamiesberg's Ward 3 with 52.54% in South Africa's first declared local-election ward result, while the wider national and metropolitan counts remained preliminary.