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Strong Turnout in Myanmar Shows Voters’ Support for Nascent Democracy
As Tanzania Votes, Many See Democracy Itself on the Ballot
In Election, Bolivia Confronts the Legacy of Its Ousted Socialist Leader
With Elections Ahead, Some African Presidents Try Engineering Results
Violent Protests in Kyrgyzstan Over Results of Election Marred by Vote Buying
Bolivia’s Interim President Pulls Out of Election
Bolivian Court Denies Ex-President Morales's Appeal to Run for Senate
New Zealand Election Postponed Amid New Coronavirus Outbreak
Sri Lanka Vote Hands Rajapaksa Family a Bigger Slice of Control
North Macedonia Election Returns No Clear Winner
Israel’s ‘Zombie’ Voters Stagger to a Third Election, but Figure on a Fourth
Iran’s Stacked Election Is Expected to Produce a Hard-Line Parliament
Sinn Fein on Threshold: Party With Old I.R.A. Ties Soars in Irish Election
Evo Morales, Now in Exile, to Run for Bolivia’s Senate
Austria’s Kurz to Govern With Green Party in Unlikely Partnership
Afghan President Declared in Lead of Disputed Vote as Opposition Protests
How Labour’s Working-Class Vote Crumbled and Its Nemesis Won the North
Conservatives Headed for Commanding Majority in U.K. Vote: ‘Brexit Will Happen’
Spain’s Leftist Outsiders Are on the Verge of Getting Inside
Luis Lacalle Pou Leads in Tight Uruguay Election
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