SEC. 4. Such election for senators shall be conducted, and the returns thereof be made, with proper variations in the certificate to suit the case, in like manner as in cases of elections for delegates.
"The Constitution says that to vote for Parliament, you must be a citizen, but in the case of election for local governments, it is up to the residents to decide who votes," said Akira Nishino, a Liberal Democratic Party member who has led support for the proposal.
Wealthy Indonesians have a history of moving money out of the country before elections in case of violence or the election of a government that may pursue more populist policies.
"But there will always be points of tension, too," Ms. Evans said, especially when the broad ideals that blacks and women have typically shared — in their fight for the vote, non-discrimination and economic equality — give way to the nitty-gritty of reaching consensus, setting policy, passing legislation and, in the case of elections, making choices.
They see a government unable to accept the rulings of its own institutions in the case of elections and a dangerous standoff with the International Monetary Fund over how to overcome the paralyzing fraud at Kabul Bank, the nation's largest financial institution.
He promised to put the party on a "war footing" in case of an early general election after the Tory leadership contest is decided in September.
The Lib Dems are now eyeing up other seats in the south, and installing candidates where they have strong local roots and are second to the Tories, in case of an early general election or more byelections.
Pakistanis are least likely to re-elect the current regime in case of free and fair elections.
She was following the case of election fraud in North Carolina in which a political operative illegally collected absentee ballots on behalf of Mark Harris, a Republican candidate for Congress.
