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All Opposition candidates are not equally good.
The survey also showed that 45.8% are planning to vote for opposition candidates in this year's parliamentary election.
Opposition candidates rejected the results because of unspecified irregularities.[28].
But they and many other opposition candidates were blocked from running again.
Opposition candidates are ahead in the biggest municipalities, including Elbasan, Korca, Vlora and Gjirokastra.
Following President Bongo's re-election in December 1993 with 51% of the vote, opposition candidates refused to validate the election results.
Opposition candidates have complained that coverage of their own rallies is often cut off to switch to an Erdogan speech.
However, what is particularly disturbing is not the official campaign but the tabloid media torture through which they passed opposition candidates.
That cannot do much to comfort opposition candidates who- all together- won 13% fewer votes than the winner of the election.
BERLIN(AP)- Germany is calling on Russia to release the protesters detained during a rally for independent and opposition candidates in Moscow.
During the campaign, opposition candidates said that the first thing they would do if they won would be to end the state of emergency.
BERLIN(AP)- Germany is calling on Russia to release the protesters detained during a rally for independent and opposition candidates in Moscow.
Election authorities have barred opposition candidates from taking part in Moscow city authority elections planned for 8 September.
They say Maduro wasn't legitimately re-elected last year because opposition candidates weren't permitted to run.
Opposition candidates were not particularly optimistic before the elections- and have even less reason to be after the publication of the results.
The authorities, loyal to President Vladimir Putin,allege that opposition candidates failed to collect enough genuine signatures to register.
Opposition candidates had hoped and struggled to make it at least into the second round(which takes place when no candidate receives a majority of the votes) but they did not succeed.
The survey also said 45.8 percent plan to vote for opposition candidates in this year's parliamentary election, while only 25 percent support the ruling Socialists.
The protesters, led by Alexei Navalny, the most prominent critic of the Kremlin,demanded the authorities allow opposition candidates to run in the Sept. 8 vote.
Lukashenko had allowed opposition candidates to run in past presidential elections, although none of the votes was recognized in the West as free or fair.
Mr. Vucic has gotten 120 times more news coverage on Serbian broadcast media than the two leading opposition candidates combined, according to BIRODI, an independent research group.
And while in previous elections opposition candidates got considerable traction among the Western-leaning educated elites in Moscow and St. Petersburg, this time the entire country was quite uniformly pro-Putin.
Moscow's election commission has barred a number of independent and opposition candidates from running because they had failed to obtain a sufficient number of signatures to be allowed to run.
Opposition candidates are frequently kept off the ballot on legal technicalities, and, when they do make it on, they are denied media coverage, let alone the“administrative resources” enjoyed by pro-Kremlin politicians.
In the last parliamentary election in 2016, Lukashenko allowed two opposition candidates to win seats in the 110-member parliament for the first time in 20 years.
And while in previous elections opposition candidates got considerable traction among the Western-leaning educated elites in Moscow and St. Petersburg, this time the entire country was quite uniformly pro-Putin.
At the last parliamentary elections, in 2016, Lukashenko allowed two opposition candidates to win seats in the 110-member parliament for the first time in two decades, though both have been barred from standing this time around.
But this time it worked against them, because opposition candidates were very active and managed to gather enough signatures, while the government's candidates- which had already dropped the affiliation with the increasingly unpopular ruling party, United Russia- mostly did not gather signatures at all.
To make things even stranger, the ruling party had continuously accused opposition candidates of spending huge amounts of money for their campaign- publically wondering at the same time where the money for these purposes was coming from.
Despite the valiant pre-election rhetoric, none of the opposition candidates ever nurtured the hope of winning, albeit some did hope that there would be a second round of elections and not such a clear cut Vučić victory.