Electoral calendar
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[edit] Elections in 2009
[edit] April
- April 9, The Republic of Indonesia, People's Representative Council (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat, DPR) , Regional Representatives Council (Dewan Perwakilan Daerah, DPD)
[edit] July
- July, 8 The Republic of Indonesia, President (1st Round)
[edit] Elections in 2008
[edit] March
- March 22: Republic of China, President
- March 8: Malaysia, State and parliamentary
[edit] May
[edit] October
- October 14, 2008: Canada (general election)
[edit] November
- November 4 2008: USA, President, House of Representatives, Senate (one third: "Class II" Senators)
- November 15 2008: New Zealand, Parliament (Latest possible date)
- late November - early December: Romania, Parliament
[edit] Elections in the past
[edit] Elections in 2007
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[edit] January
- January: Qatar, Consultative Assembly
- January 21: Bangladesh, Parliament
- January 21: Serbia, Parliament
- January 25: Gambia, Parliament
[edit] February
- February 6: King County, Washington, USA, Special election
- February 13: King County, Washington, USA, King Conservation District election
- February 17: Lesotho, National Assembly
- February 25: Senegal, President and Parliament
[edit] March
- March: Benin, National Assembly
- March: Hong Kong, Chief Executive
- March 3: Northern Ireland, Assembly
- March 4: Estonia, Parliament
- March 6: Gainesville, Florida, USA, Mayor
- March 11: Mauritania, President
- March 18: Finland, Parliament
[edit] April
- April: East Timor, President and Parliament
- April 3: Manhattan, Kansas, USA, City Commission
- April 21: Nigeria, President and Parliament
- April 22: France, President (1st round)
- April 22: Wallis and Futuna, Territorial Assembly
- April 27, May 2, May 9 and May 15: Turkey, President
- April 29: Mali, President (1st round)
[edit] May
- May: Ireland, Parliament
- May: Armenia, Parliament
- May: Algeria, Parliament
- May: Burkina Faso, National Assembly
- May: Turkey, President
- May: Belgium, Parliament
- May 3: Scotland, Parliament
- May 3: Wales, Assembly
- May 3: United Kingdom Council elections including all in Scotland for the first time on the STV system.
- May 6: France, President (2nd round)
- May 12: Iceland, Parliament
- May 13: Mali, President (2nd round)
- May 14: Philippines, Parliament
- May 27: Spain, Regional and municipal elections
[edit] June
- June: Nepal, Constituent Assembly
- June: Papua New Guinea, Parliament
- June: Ireland: Parliament
- June 10, 17: France, Legislature
- June 20: Togo, Parliament
- June 24: Belgium, Parliament
[edit] July
- July 1: Mali, Parliament (1st round)
- July 28: Sierra Leone, President and Parliament
- July 29: Mali, Parliament (2nd round)
[edit] September
- September 17: Canada Federal By-Elections; Outremont, Roberval–Lac-Saint-Jean, Saint-Hyacinthe–Bagot all in Quebec
- September: Norway, Local
[edit] October
- October: Switzerland, Parliament
- October: Nauru, Parliament
- October 9: Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, General
- October 10: Ontario, Canada, General
- October 13: New Zealand, Local
- October 28: Argentina, President and Parliament
[edit] November
- November: Croatia, Parliament
- November 1: Guatemala, President and Parliament
- November 4: Turkey, Parliament
- November 24 Australia, Prime Minister and Parliament
[edit] December
- December: Kenya, President and Parliament
- December: Republic of Korea, President
- December 2: Slovenia, President
- December 2: Russia, Duma
- December 25: Uzbekistan, President
[edit] Unknown
- Angola, President and/or Parliament
- Côte d'Ivoire, President and Parliament
- Pakistan, President and Parliament
- Serbia, President
- Thailand, Parliament (possibly later)
[edit] Elections in 2006
Campaigns Wikia launched on July 4th, 2006, and we started tracking the 2006 elections as best we could. Campaigns Wikia is not an encyclopedia, but if you would like to fill in some information about the elections in 2006, especially for candidates that might be running again in a future election, please feel free.
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