Ugandan general elections

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Ugandan general elections are nationwide polls held to choose the country’s president and members of parliament, featuring major parties such as the long-ruling National Resistance Movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf general election
national election
associatedInstitution Electoral Commission headquarters in Kampala NERFINISHED
Parliament of Uganda NERFINISHED
Supreme Court of Uganda NERFINISHED
associatedIssue term limits and age limit debates
campaignFeatures nationwide political rallies
social media campaigning
use of radio and television for campaigning
controversies allegations of electoral irregularities
allegations of intimidation and violence
disputes over vote counting and results
country Uganda
elects Parliament of Uganda NERFINISHED
President of Uganda NERFINISHED
eligibilityToVote Ugandan citizens aged 18 or above
feature adult suffrage
multi-party system
secret ballot
historicalContext restoration of multi-party politics in 2005
includes constituency-level contests
district woman representative seats
local government elections in Uganda
parliamentary elections in Uganda
presidential elections in Uganda
special interest group representation (youth, workers, PWDs, army)
legalFramework Constitution of Uganda NERFINISHED
Uganda electoral laws
majorParty Democratic Party (Uganda) NERFINISHED
Forum for Democratic Change NERFINISHED
National Resistance Movement NERFINISHED
National Unity Platform NERFINISHED
Uganda Peoples Congress NERFINISHED
mediaRole private media coverage
state-owned media coverage
notableIncumbentParty National Resistance Movement GENERATED
notableLeaderAssociated Yoweri Kaguta Museveni NERFINISHED
oversight domestic election observers
international election observers
periodicity generally held every five years
regulatedBy Electoral Commission of Uganda NERFINISHED
securityInvolvement Uganda People’s Defence Force NERFINISHED
Uganda Police Force NERFINISHED
subjectTo petitions before Ugandan courts
votingSystem first-past-the-post system
two-round system for presidential elections (historically, with majority requirement)

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National Resistance Movement participatesIn Ugandan general elections