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The combination of one of the most elaborate and time-consuming electoral systems and mass illiteracy across most of the country virtually guarantees chaos in Sudan's elections on 11-13 April. Compounding such logistical problems is the political one of the ruling National Congress Party's (NCP, aka National Islamic Front, NIF) determination to rig the polls, according to Sudanese of many political shades and several March 2010 reports* by independent organisations....

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Keywords:

Rigged Elections in Darfur and the Consequences of a Probable NCP Victory in Sudan, Government Repression Threatens Fair Elections, Electoral Designs, Proportionality, representation, and constituency boundaries in Sudan's 2010 elections, The Sudanese Elections of April 2010: A Missed Opportunity for Peace and Democracy, Preliminary Statement on the Final Stages of Sudan's Electoral Process

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