Afghanistan Elections
Election gives all citizens, regardless of wealth, a fair shot to be heard and participate in every step of the democratic process
Upcoming & Fresh Elections
Following is the list of upcoming election(s) in Afghanistan that will be held in near future. You may click on the election name to view detail about the election of your choice. You may also post updates and your comments on these elections
Presidential Election in Afghanistan
I read your post and wihesd I was good enough to write it - Posted on : 10-March-2017
House of people elections in Afghanistan
Afghanistan election for house of people will be held in this year ie 2016. It wold provide an opportunity to the people of the country to elect their representative. Hopefully people will come out to vote and play their active role in the changing fate of the war affected country. - Posted on : 07-May-2016
How to avert electoral disaster in Afghanistan
The only way for Afghanistan to avert electoral disaster is if the Ghani government and parliament act together to take cohesive and swift action.
In 2014, Afghanistan's presidential election was marred by accusations of fraud. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry intervened and brought together the two candidates, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, to form what is now the National Unity Government (NUG), with Ghani serving as president and Abdullah as chief executive officer. Though the agreement appeared to be a suitable outcome for two men intent on securing the presidency, the NUG is nothing more than a quick fix that undermines the country's electoral institutions and processes. - Posted on : 01-February-2016
The IEC Announces 2016 Election Date
In a brief press conference on Monday 18 January 2016, the Independent Election Commission (IEC) announced the date for Afghanistan's next vote: 15 October 2016. But the preparations for the elections - for the lower house of parliament and, for the first time, district councils - are complicated by ongoing controversies over the legitimacy of the current IEC, the nature of the electoral reforms that need to precede the elections, as well as who will be organising them and under which amended laws. - Posted on : 20-January-2016
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Thanks for linking to Steve. But no tanhks for putting words in my mouth.Steves figures appear to be gross debt figures. Id prefer to see net ones.If I owe you $30 and you owe me $30, Steve would apparently have our total "debt" at $60. Wouldnt it be better to describe it as zero?As it happens the household sector as a whole is a net saver at the moment (a net repayer of debt). Debt neednt inexorably grow, for all sorts of reasons - some of which involve the fallacy of composition.The government debt graph makes this clear. - Posted on : 12-September-2014
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