Monday, 17 January 2005

TAJIK ELECTION COMMISSION BEGINS REGISTERING CANDIDATES

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By empty (1/17/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Tajikistan\'s Central Election Commission (CEC) has begun to register candidates for participation in 27 February parliamentary elections. Muhibullo Dodojonov, head of the CEC secretariat, told the news agency that the CEC has registered 21 party-slate candidates for the ruling People\'s Democratic Party, 15 for the Islamic Renaissance Party, nine for the Communist Party, seven for the Social-Democratic Party, and four each for the Socialist and Democratic Parties. Another 209 candidates have been nominated for races in single-mandate constituencies.
Tajikistan\'s Central Election Commission (CEC) has begun to register candidates for participation in 27 February parliamentary elections. Muhibullo Dodojonov, head of the CEC secretariat, told the news agency that the CEC has registered 21 party-slate candidates for the ruling People\'s Democratic Party, 15 for the Islamic Renaissance Party, nine for the Communist Party, seven for the Social-Democratic Party, and four each for the Socialist and Democratic Parties. Another 209 candidates have been nominated for races in single-mandate constituencies. The CEC will complete the registration process on 6 February. (Asia Plus-Blitz)
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