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Elections
Rakhine MPs disqualified by ruling
Arakanese party representatives disqualified by UEC for attacking previous military junta and USDP in election campaigns last year
Burma’s new parliaments will convene in January: USDP MP-elect
Parliaments will be convened with representatives elected in the 7 November election before the end of January, said an elected USDP rep
Post-election lawsuits fly
Opposition party to sue Election Commission while the victorious USDP accuses opponent of buying votes prior to the pollsMore Elections News
- Opposition to officially denounce vote
- Voting infractions ‘wouldn’t alter result’
- NDF winner eyes ethnic harmony
- USDP accuses opposition of stealing votes
- Japanese reporter speaks of ‘pigsty’ ordeal
- Anger at ‘fraudulent’ vote rages on
- USDP wins ‘80 percent of seats’
- China hails Burma’s ‘step forward’
- First election results emerge
- Suu Kyi ‘very relevant’ despite absence
Latest Elections News
- Burma claims 76% voter turnout
- Burma’s new leaders court Arakan party
- Monk rejects USDP liaison role
- Final election results announced
- Election complainants risk jail term
- Suu Kyi reignites push for ethnic autonomy
- Party calls for USDP abolishment
Elections Analysis
Post-election uncertainties may spell promise
Noone doubts the elections are a sham, but a closer look at the complexities of Burma's political landscape and you may see potential for change- The rise of Asia’s ‘bulletocracy’
- Stop this ‘better than nothing’ talk
About Elections
List of registered parties
All political parties are required to register for elections this year by 14 May or otherwise face dissolution
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