Election results : international
This page highlights some of the current parliamentary material available on international election results. This includes select committee reports, briefing papers on current legislation and other subjects produced by the parliamentary research services, and the latest Early Day Motions put down by MPs.
Standard Notes
| 10.04.2013 | Venezuela: the Chávez Legacy |
| This note looks at the politics and economics in Venezuela under President Hugo Chávez, his legacy and future prospects for Venezuela. |
| 31.12.2012 | The Turks and Caicos Islands |
| This note briefly reviews the crisis of political and economic governance which has affected the Turks and Caicos Islands since 2008. A period of direct rule came to an end when fresh elections were held in November 2012. Only time will tell whether the Turks and Caicos Islands are now set on a new course - and, if so, what that course is. |
| 13.09.2012 | In brief: Somalia - a new beginning or another false dawn? |
| Somalia's 'transitional period' finally came to an end in August. The election of Hassan Sheikh Mohamud as president on 10 September is being widely greeted as the start of a new era for the country, but huge challenges remain to be addressed. This note briefly surveys Somalia's prospects at this crucial moment. |
| 02.08.2012 | Arab uprisings: an update |
| Two of the three countries that have had elections since the Arab uprisings - Tunisia and Egypt - have seen mainstream and more radical Islamists dominating. In Libya, the third of the three, a pragmatic and relatively secular politician who had been former Prime Minister during the rebellion did well. It is still early to know what these new governments will do. |
| 18.07.2012 | Libya's General Assembly election 2012 |
| On 7 July 2012, Libya held its first democratic election since 1964. Preliminary results suggest that the former interim Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril won a landslide victory among seats reserved for party candidates. However, this should not yet be interpreted as a victory for liberals over Islamists. 120 of the 200 seats are reserved for independents and their politics are not yet clear. Mahmoud Jibril has denied that he is a secularist. Nevertheless, it is very different from election results in Egypt and Tunisia, where the parties associated with the Muslim Brotherhood did well. |
Research Papers
| 16.11.2012 | US Elections 2012 |
| Statistical summary of the 2012 US Presidential election, including detailed results of Presidential, Senate and Hosue of Representatives elections |
| 14.11.2008 | US Elections 2008 |
| Elections for US President, Senate, House of Representatives and 11 State Governors, 4 November 2008. Democratic candidate Senator Barack Obama won the US Presidential Election, defeating the Republican candidate Senator John McCain. |
| 20.12.2005 | Germany: elections, the new government and Anglo-German relations |
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| 15.09.2003 | The Swedish referendum on the Euro |
| On 14 September 2003 Sweden held a referendum on adopting the euro. The 'no' campaign had led in opinion polls in the weeks and months before the vote. A few days before the referendum the Foreign Minister, Anna Lindh, was murdered. The result of the referendum was a clear vote against adopting the euro. |
Early Day Motions
| 10.02.2010 | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN UKRAINE |
| That this House notes that Joao Soares, President of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly, has called Ukraine's presidential election a grandiose ... |
| 07.12.2009 | ELECTION OF PRESIDENT EVO MORALES IN BOLIVIA |
| That this House congratulates President Evo Morales on his re-election as President of Bolivia with over 62 per cent. of the vote; offers its congratulations to Movimiento al Socialismo ... |
| 07.12.2009 | VICTORY OF EVO MORALES IN THE BOLIVIAN ELECTIONS |
| That this House congratulates the President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, on his emphatic victory in the presidential elections on 6 December 2009; notes that he received more than 60 per ... |
| 12.10.2009 | ELECTION VICTORY OF PASOK AND GEORGE PAPANDREOU |
| That this House warmly congratulates the socialist party of Greece, PASOK, and its leader, George Papandreou, on their stunning and decisive election victory over the Conservative New ... |
| 25.06.2009 | IRANIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2009 |
| That this House supports the Iranian citizens who are utilising their democratic right to protest over the disputed Presidential election results of 12 June 2009; is concerned by reports ... |
