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Addressing Electoral Complaints to take 37-39 working days: IECC
Following the announcement of the Afghan presidential election’s preliminary results on Sep. 28, the IECC says the electoral complaints process will begin Monday and the candidates have three days to file their complaints with the commission’s provincial office
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Recounting Votes in Seven Provinces to Begin Sunday: IEC
The IEC announced that it will begin recounting votes in the seven remaining provinces by Sunday, Dec. 15, after CEO Abdullah Abdullah agreed with the process of recounting votes
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137,000 votes were Biometric information, Not Ballots: Nuristani
The head of IEC says that 137,000 votes were biometric information, not analog ballot papers criticized by candidates. “biometric votes are credible for the IEC,” she added
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IEC Begins Recounting and Auditing Votes in Provinces
Afghanistan IEC has begun recounting and auditing votes in the provinces as it demanded observers of the electoral teams and observatory bodies to monitor the process
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IEC Sets New Date for Announcement of Presidential Election’s Results
Afghan IEC set a new date for the announcement of presidential election’s preliminary results after it was delayed due to technical problems
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IEC Apologizes for Delaying Preliminary Election Results
Independent Election Commission (IEC) declared that preliminary results delayed due to transparency in election process
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Over 4-thousand Complaints have been Addressed, says ECC
Officials at the Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) says that they have processed 4,362 election-related complaints
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Head of Afghan IEC Threatened to Death
The head of Afghanistan’s IEC Hawa Alam Nuristani says that the “Fraudulent Team” has threatened her to death
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Iran Supports Afghan Election Process
The ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kabul says that his country supports election process in Afghanistan, and that the 2019 elections had fewer problems than the 2014 elections
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Moscow Not Support any Candidates in Afghanistan
Possible support of Russia from a specific candidate in Afghanistan is a “rumor” and Moscow does not support any particular candidate, the Russian Embassy in Kabul said in a statement to DID Press
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