Holding elections during future pandemics and other emergencies: Evidence-based recommendations

Robert Macdonald; Thomas Molony

Holding elections during future pandemics and other emergencies: Evidence-based recommendations

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This briefing paper provides evidence-based recommendations for how countries can best plan for holding elections in the event of future pandemics and other emergencies. It is principally aimed at electoral management bodies (EMBs) and legislators at the country level, and external donors who fund democracy programmes in low and middle-income countries (LMICs).

Original language	English
Pages	1-11
Number of pages	11
Publication status	Published - 7 Sept 2021

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GCRF_NF109: [email protected] African elections during the COVID-19 pandemic
Molony, T., Falisse, J. & Nugent, P.
EPSRC
14/08/20 → 13/08/21
Project: Research

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GCRF_NF109: [email protected] African elections during the COVID-19 pandemic

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