Elections 2010

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Voting
Voting
Voting
Through the voting station
Through the voting station
Through the voting station
Inking
Inking
Inking
Voting screen
Voting screen
Voting screen
Emptying ballot box
Emptying ballot box
Emptying ballot box
Counting votes
Counting votes
Counting votes
Sealing ballot box
Sealing ballot box
Sealing ballot box
Announcing polling results
Announcing polling results
Announcing polling results
Transporting votes to Khartoum
Transporting votes to Khartoum
Transporting votes to Khartoum

In this dossier you can find more information on the April 11-15, 2010 elections in Sudan. The dossier contains the latest news, background information on the elections procedures, and key documents such as sample ballot papers.

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SPLM winners could participate in North Darfur state council
The SPLM Northern Sector announced that it will consider allowing two of its candidates to participate in the North... full story
International monitors: security personnel counted West Darfur ballots
The Carter Center’s electoral monitoring mission reported that security personnel participated in the counting process... full story
Bashir declared winner of Sudan election
Omer Al Bashir has won the presidential election held in Sudan from April 11 to 15, the nation's top elections official... full story
Janjaweed leader wins parliament seat in Sudan
Musa Hilal, a prominent leader of Janjaweed militia, has won a seat in the National Assembly. This was announced by the... full story
Militia threaten North Darfur citizens after win of SPLM candidate
Sudan ambassador to Netherlands says election was free and fair
Governor of West Darfur allows prosecution of commissioner
East Sudan opposition party claims fraud after total defeat
Video: Poll workers stuff ballot boxes in Sudan’s Red Sea State
Bashir wins 97 percent of votes in Kassala State – preliminary results
Carter on Sudan elections: ‘People’s expectations have not been met’
Election commissioner in Darfur confirms use of fake seals
Pictures: How to vote twice in Sudan's election
Sudan Red Crescent preparing for possible post-election violence

Downloads

application/pdf iconBackground Electoral Systems EN.pdf
application/pdf iconBackground Electoral Systems EN.pdf
application/pdf iconElections Reporting Book EN.pdf
application/pdf iconFactsheet Elections NEC EN.pdf
application/pdf iconFactsheet Levels of Government EN.pdf
application/pdf iconFactsheet National Election Commission EN.pdf
application/pdf iconMedia Commission Election Campaign EN.pdf
application/pdf iconMedia Guidelines National Election Commission EN.pdf
application/pdf iconMedia GuidelinesNational Election Commission EN.pdf
application/pdf iconNEC party symbols list (English).pdf
application/pdf iconPolling & Counting Guide NEC EN.pdf
application/pdf iconRole of Observers EN.pdf
application/pdf iconSouthern States Constituency Borders EN.pdf
application/pdf iconVoters Education Guide EN.pdf
application/pdf iconDistribution polling centers.pdf
application/pdf iconNEC Final List of PC-PSs Official (20March 2010).pdf
application/pdf iconNEC POLLING SITES 2010 FINAL (20March2010).pdf
application/pdf iconPolling Centers and Stations.pdf

The elections in Sudan will be one of the most complicated voting processes in the world. The system is a hybrid of direct nationwide voting for presidential candidates, regional voting for state governor candidates, direct voting for state and national assembly candidates by geographic constituency, and indirect voting for assembly candidates on party slates and even party women’s lists. Women will be elected from separate lists to a set minimum number of parliamentary seats -- a novelty in the world of democracy. Around 85,000 staff will be involved in manning the 17,000 polling centers. It's been almost 25 years since the last free elections were held and for people in the South it's not occured in the last 60 years.