Electoral Law definition

Electoral Law means the Act of Parliament having effect for the purposes of section 58(4) which is for the time being in force;
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Electoral Law means the Act of Parliament that regulates elections in terms of this Constitution;
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Electoral Law means the Proclamation to Amend the Electoral Law of Ethiopia Proclamation No. 532/2007;
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Examples of Electoral Law in a sentence

  • The President and the Vice-Presidents are directly elected jointly by registered voters throughout Zimbabwe, and the procedure for their election is as prescribed in the Electoral Law.

  • A Senator who is elected as President of the Senate ceases to be a Senator, and the vacant seat must be filled in accordance with the Electoral Law.

  • Elections of Members of the National Assembly must be conducted in accordance with the Electoral Law.

  • A Member of the National Assembly who is elected as Speaker ceases to be a Member of the National Assembly, and the vacant seat must be filled in accordance with the Electoral Law.

  • Preparation for the election, procedure and electoral process shall be determined by an Electoral Law.

  • The qualifications and disqualifications for registration as a voter and for voting at elections shall be as prescribed in Schedule 3 and, subject thereto, by the Electoral Law.

  • A person is qualified for election as a Senator referred to in section 120(1)(d) if he or she is a person with a disability as defined in the Electoral Law, unless he or she is disqualified under subsection (4) or (5).

  • The Electoral Law provides for objections and challenges to demarcation to be made within a period of 30 days from initial publication of the reports; the period for filing such objections expires on 3 September.

  • The procedure for the nomination of candidates for election in terms of subsection (2) and the election of the President shall be as prescribed in the Electoral Law.

  • No person shall be qualified to be registered as an elector who is disqualified for such registration by virtue of the Electoral Law.


More Definitions of Electoral Law

Electoral Law means the Act of Parliament that regulates the election of the Prime Minister and Members of Parliament;
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Electoral Law means the Electoral, Political Parties Registration and Election’s Code of Conduct Proclamation number 1162/2019.
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Electoral Law means the Act of Parliament that regulates elections in terms of this Constitution; “financial year” means the twelve-month period ending on the 31st December;
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Electoral Law means the Electoral Law Amendment Proclamation No. 532/2007.
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Electoral Law means the Elect oral Law of Ethiopia Amendment Proclamation 532/ 2007;
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