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President Hadi was sworn in on Saturday following an election aimed at ending more than a year of turmoil.
Mr Dzurinda promptly advanced the next election from September to June.A stumble at the first stepFour people were killed during chaotic scenes at a few polling stations during a presidential election aimed at providing Haiti with democratic stability.
This year will be the first test of a new kind of election aimed at breaking the partisan gridlock that has seized Congress and state legislatures all over the country.
PAGE A12 A NONPARTISAN ELECTION In the first test of a new kind of election aimed at breaking partisan gridlock, California voters will participate in a nonpartisan primary on Tuesday.
Last year, You Tianlong, a Chinese doctoral student in justice studies at Arizona State University, co-founded a podcast called "Xuanmei," or "U.S. Election," aimed at younger, urban Chinese.
The strategists behind California's recall effort sent their signature-gathering troops home this week, saying they now had the roughly 900,000 names needed to force a special election aimed at unseating the state's unpopular governor, Gray Davis.
Meanwhile, in Jericho, the only West Bank city without a major Israeli military presence, Palestinian officials released a plan for reform and elections aimed at placating the Bush administration.
And in Wisconsin — in addition to a lawsuit that has resulted in a court order temporarily suspending the anti-union law for violating the open meetings act — unions have collected tens of thousands of signatures to hold recall elections aimed at ousting a half-dozen Republican state senators, as a first step to repeal the law.
Meanwhile, Mr. Abbas said in Vienna on Monday that he remained hopeful that Palestinian elections aimed at a renewed unity between the West Bank and Gaza would occur by May 4, a year since the two sides signed a deal to try to end their dispute.
In Northern Ireland, which this month held yet another round of "last chance" elections aimed at getting local power-sharing moving in time for Tony Blair to claim it as his legacy, you could be forgiven for thinking that the entire political process was a joke.
These accusations--repeated endlessly on cable TV and radio gave rise to conspiracy theory conservatism in the election aimed less at rallying voters to support the Republican ticket and more at shining a light on these supposed secret plots by Muslim, socialist, and foreign cabals.
