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Welcome to the Elections and Referenda WikiProject. This project deals with articles and other wikipedia content related to elections, refenda/referendums, political campaigns, and other elements of practical electoral politics. If you're interested in helping out, please add your name to the participants section in the talkpage . This project's template is Template:PoliticalCampaigns.
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The following results in the last couple of years are not yet complete (either percentage or number of seats are not available yet). See also the Electoral calendar 2007. You are requested when possible to add data: Incomplete results
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A comprehensive entry with the most recent results on national level worldwide can be found at the List of election results by country (note: a long document). An overview of past election results can be found at Elections in 2005, Elections in 2006, etc. A list of upcoming elections can be found at Upcoming elections section of the Electoral calendar. Please help us keep these lists up to date!
One of the aims of the project is completing recent election results on Wikipedia.
All latest election results in all countries and dependencies have been made in one specific layout. Therefore the template:Electiontable or in older versions template:Election-table are used. These tables are always put in a template, to enable the consistency of the results throughout Wikipedia. The templates are named for e.g. Netherlands parliamentary election, 2003 and should have the same name as an entry on that election. These templates are placed in the Elections in 2006 (or 2005) article, in Elections in XX (always the latest for each national office and body) , in Politics of XX in the section Political parties and elections (only the latest for each national office and body), in the entry on the elected body of office and in the specific entry on the election. Each legislative election table includes at least space for the name of the party, preferably in English and native language, the number of votes, the percentage of popular vote and the number of seats. Parties without representation with less than 1% of the vote are usually not included. More data can be included. At any office election table, each candidate is listed with name, party and at least space for number of votes and percentage of popular vote.
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For every country and dependency a Politics of XX series has been made. The series templates, which use similar layout use the politbox template and should at least include entries on:
The template can include data on administrative divisions and judiciary. The template should be placed in the right top of any article included in the template as well as of any article on any (national) election and political party in the country. Australia has a separate bottom template. A solution should be found for the template in combination with an infobox on parties.
Annex to national sites on elections and referendums, one can find electoral results in the following sources:
The Voting Systems WikiProject is dedicated to improving articles for specific voting systems. Very often it is the case that particular voting systems lead to different elements of election and campaign strategy relevant to this project - the featured article on Single Transferable Vote, for instance, contains a section on the effect it has on campaign politics.
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