ENEMO

HOME [http://www.enemo.org.ua] CONTACT US ENEMO press materials ( in pdf file format) 2006 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS in UKRAINE Findings of Observation Effort, March 27 E-Day Press Release, March 27 Report of Observation of Pre-Election Period, March 24 Interim Report, March 16 Press Release , February 22 2005 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS in KYRGYZSTAN Findings of Observation Effort, July 10 Report of Observation of Pre-Election Period, July 7 2005 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS in ALBANIA Findings of Observation Effort, July 3 ALB 2005 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS in KYRGYZSTAN Findings of Observation Effort, March 15 Findings of Observation Effort, Feb 28 2004 ELECTIONS IN UKRAINE Repeat of Round Two - Dec 26: Preliminary Findings of Electoral Observation Effort, Dec 28 Press Release, Dec 27 E-Day, Dec 26 Press Release - Monitors Detained, Dec 23 Observation Deployment Announcement, Dec 06 Round Two - Nov 21: Press Release - Results in Donetsk and Luhansk, Nov 25 ( Background ) Findings of Electoral Observation Effort, Nov 22 Associated Press Release, Nov 22 Observation Deployment Announcement, Nov 18 Round One - Oct 31: Press Release - Release of Results, Nov 01 Findings of Electoral Observation Effort Associated Press Release, Nov 01 E-Day, Oct 31 (afternoon) E-Day, Oct 31 ( morning ) ENEMO (European Network of Election Monitoring Organizations) is a group of 17 civic organizations from sixteen countries of the former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe. These nonpartisan organizations are the leading domestic election monitoring groups in their countries. In total, ENEMO member organizations have observed more than 110 national elections and trained more than one hundred thousand election monitors. ENEMO seeks to support the international community's interest in and support for democracy in the post-communist countries of the OSCE region, to assess electoral conditions and the political environment, and to offer accurate and impartial observation reports. ENEMO international observation missions evaluate the electoral process using international standards for democratic and fair elections and benchmarks in the assessed country's legislation and constitution. In 2004, ENEMO organized a full-scale election observation mission of the Ukrainian presidential elections. ENEMO deployed 50 long-term observers, who monitored the pre-election period and all three election rounds throughout all regions of Ukraine. ENEMO also deployed 1,000 short-term observers for the November runoff and again for the repeat runoff in December. On November 21, for the annulled original second round, ENEMO observers found that the poll "did not meet the will of the Ukrainian people." Please see all ENEMO's statements on the 2004 Ukrainian presidential elections for more detailed information. In 2005, ENEMO organized an election observation mission to observe the parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan. On February 27, the ENEMO mission deployed 30 observers to monitor single-mandate races in all 7 oblasts of Kyrgyzstan. For the March 13 runoffs, ENEMO deployed another 20 short-term observers. Statements by the ENEMO mission are available on its website. More information on ENEMO member organizations may also be accessed through links to particular NGO websites. ENEMO Member Organizations Centers for Civic Initiatives , Bosnia and Herzegovina Committee of Ukrainian Voters , Ukraine It's your choice , Armenia Viasna , Belarus Society for Democratic Culture , Albania Election Monitoring Center , Azerbaijan GONG , Croatia International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy , Georgia Republican Network of Independent Monitors , Kazakhstan Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society , Kyrgyzstan MOST , Macedonia Center for Democratic Transition , Montenegro The Monitoring Center , Montenegro Pro Democracy Association , Romania Voice , Russia Center for Free Elections and Democracy , Serbia Obcianske Oko , Slovakia Partnership , Belarus