Monday, 24 January 2005

KYRGYZ ELECTION COMMISSION REVIEWS CANDIDATES

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By empty (1/24/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

A spokesperson for Kyrgyzstan\'s Central Election Commission (CEC) told akipress.org that the deadline for submitting applications to run in the 27 February parliamentary elections expired on 22 January. The spokesperson said that the CEC is currently reviewing applications and will complete the registration process on 1 February.
A spokesperson for Kyrgyzstan\'s Central Election Commission (CEC) told akipress.org that the deadline for submitting applications to run in the 27 February parliamentary elections expired on 22 January. The spokesperson said that the CEC is currently reviewing applications and will complete the registration process on 1 February. As of 24 January, the CEC has received nominations for 469 candidates, 73 of them put forward by political parties, akipress.org reported. The CEC has registered 378 candidates and denied registration to seven. Nineteen would-be candidates have removed their own candidacies and nine submitted incomplete documentation. (akipress.org)
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