Election Watch 2007

• His Majesty King Abdullah II's Speech from the Throne at the opening of the First Ordinary Session of the Fifteenth Parliament

• Final Results (Nov. 21, 2007)

Election Watch Archive

• November 18, 2007
• November 16, 2007
• November 15, 2007
• November 14, 2007
• November 13, 2007
• November 12, 2007
• November 8, 2007
• November 7, 2007
• November 6, 2007

Related Articles

• Parliament to convene Sunday
• Preliminary Results
• Karak Governorate registers 68% voter turnout
• King checks on polling procedures
• 54% of eligible voters cast ballots in ‘smooth’ elections
• Women activists see Jamaani’s win good sign
• Karak Governorate registers 68% voter turnout
• 70% of voters will cast ballots - survey
• Jordanians head to polls today
• Judeh Says Elections Flow is Smooth
• NCHR to observe polls ‘despite government decision to bar NGOs’ representatives from entering polling halls’
• Candidates pledge to support younger generation, contribute to development
• Third District in Amman is the largest polling Center
• 70% of voters will cast ballots - survey
• Citizens urged to exercise their constitutional rights
• Pre-election fever intensifies in Salt, neighbouring areas
• King wants free elections
• 'A mix of veteran MPs and young businessmen spice up elections race’
• PWDs to have better voting experience - Prince Raad
• Into the race
• 2.455 million citizens eligible to vote in polls
• Preparations complete for November polls - Fayez
• Women activists to push for doubling Lower House 6-seat quota
• IAF to participate in parliamentary polls
• Fayez emphasizes government mandate for free, fair elections
• 72 per cent of votes ‘locked’ - poll
• Meeting held to discuss arrangements for parliamentary elections

Reform & Development Strategy II Constitutional Evolution II Political Reform & Democratization II Jordanian Elections 2003 IIParliamentary Affairs