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Headquarters ICES:
P.O.B. 20596
Tel-Aviv 61202, Israel
Tel.: 972-5235-14605
Fax: 972-3505-5335
ICES office
in the United States:
10015 Lake Creek Pkwy,
Unit 1221, Austin, TX,
78729 USA
Phone: +1-512-709-3992
ICES office
in the Germany:
P.O. Box 190113,
97040, Wuerzburg
Germany
Phone: +49-931-886-841
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The strength and success of democracies
of whatever type or extent rest
only on one trifling technical detail -
the election procedure.
Other things are of little import.
(Hose Ortega y Gasset)
The International expert Center for Electoral Systems (ICES) is a nonprofit non-governmental public organization set up by a group of highly qualified experts in the fields of law, political science, diplomacy and sociology, coming from the USA, Great Britain, Germany and Israel.
The ICES experts have a vast experience in political monitoring and management of electoral preparations and processes in different countries.
The ICES' main lines of activities are:
Research and analysis of legal systems of different countries in the area of electoral rights and election systems.
Monitoring political and civil processes in developing democracies.
Formulation of requirements for fair and transparent elections, free of ballot rigging, interference of governmental structures, ensuring that the media are free, and human rights and liberties are observed.
Development of toolkits for political monitoring, management of electoral preparations and conducting of election campaigns.
Monitoring of preparations for the elections and the voting.
The Center organizes and sends its own missions of international observers to elections of different levels and joins other international missions; publishes the results of its research, articles and reports of its experts; arranges seminars and round table discussions on major issues of political monitoring and analysis of electoral systems.
The ICES is open for a wide-ranging co-operation with representatives of governmental structures and political parties, international and national public associations, research centers and the media.
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Dr. Alexander Tsinker
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| Country |
Election Type |
Date |
| Australia |
General elections |
21.08.2010 |
| Moldova |
Referendum |
05.09.2010 |
| Turkey |
Referendum |
12.09.2010 |
| Afghanistan |
Parliamentary |
18.09.2010 |
| Sweden |
Parliamentary |
19.09.2010 |
| Venezuela |
Parliamentary and municipal |
26.09.2010 |
| Latvia |
Parliamentary |
02.10.2010 |
| Brazil |
Presidential 1st round |
03.10.2010 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Presidential and Parliamentary |
03.10.2010 |
| Hungary |
Municipal |
03.10.2010 |
| New Zealand |
Local |
09.10.2010 |
| Peru |
Regional 1 st round |
10.10.2010 |
| Russia |
Regional and lokal |
10.10.2010 |
| Thailand |
Parliamentary |
14.10.2010 |
| Ukraine |
Local |
31.10.2010 |
| USA |
Congress |
04.11.2010 |
| Azerbaijan |
Parliamentary |
07.11.2010 |
| Greece |
Municipal |
14.11.2010 |
| Madagascar |
Presidential |
26.11.2010 |
| Slovakia |
Municipal |
27.11.2010 |
| Chad |
Parliamentary |
28.11.2010 |
| Costa Rica |
Municipal |
05.12.2010 |
| Transnistria (Moldova) |
Parliamentary |
12.12.2010 |
| Finland |
Parliamentary |
20.03.2011 |
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