Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 – West Java : Tough Fight in Key Battleground by Keoni, Indrabayu Marzuki, Chaula, Rininta Anindya

“…Home to roughly 33 million eligible voters in the coming national elections, West Java is seeing both presidential candidates Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto clash in a tough fight for votes. …”
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Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 – East Java : Deadheat in a Battleground Province by Arifianto, Alexander Raymond, Chen, Jonathan

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Indonesia’s Presidential Election 2019 – The Big Battle for Java : Key in Struggle for Power by Lanti, Irman G.

“…Interestingly, this year’s election mirrored the first Indonesian election in 1955.…”
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Najib’s U-turn Over Hudud Bill: Election Gambit or Fight for Survival? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…As Malaysia’s 14th general election looms, the final battle for political survival has begun. …”
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2017 Jakarta’s Election and Participatory Politics : What’s Gone Wrong with Indonesia’s Democracy? by Syailendra, Emirza Adi

“…Amid the 2017 Jakarta Election, some loosely interpreted laws (such as regarding blasphemy, anti-Pancasila, and treason) have frequently been used as a tool for political manoeuvre both by the establishment and the opposition. …”
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Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 – Another Term for Jokowi : Some Significant Developments by Desker, Barry

“…Joko Widodo is projected by ‘quick counts’ to win the presidency for a second term. However, the election results indicate that the abangan/santri cleavage in Javanese politics remains a key aspect in understanding Indonesian politics.…”
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Najib’s Mother of All Budgets: Gearing Up For 14th General Election by Saleem, Saleena, Anuar, Amalina

“…The Najib government’s Budget for 2018 is widely seen as a feel-good package geared for the upcoming general election. This contrasts with the opposition coalition’s emphasis on good governance in its Alternative Budget. …”
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The 2019 Indonesian Presidential Election – The Jockeying Gathers Pace : Fluidity Of Candidates and Parties by Arifianto, Alexander Raymond

“…As the 2019 Indonesian Presidential Election – set for 17 April 2019 – is only nine months away, potential aspirants are currently involved in horse-trading with political parties that are likely to back them.…”
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2019 Indonesian Presidential Election - The #2019ChangePresident Campaign : Tightening the Screws? by Dinarto, Dedi

“…The screws are tightening ahead of the 2019 presidential election.…”
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Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 : The Coming Divisive Contest : Jokowi vs. Prabowo by Syailendra, Emirza Adi

“…Indonesian politicians are preparing for the 2019 presidential and legislative elections. A high barrier to entry has shaped the coming presidential election into a two-horse race. …”
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The 2015 general election and Singapore's political forecast : white clouds, blue skies by Weiss, Meredith L., Loke, Hoe-Yeong, Choa, Luenne Angela

“…The People’s Action Party’s unexpectedly strong win in Singapore’s September 2015 general election illuminates the dynamics of opposition under electoral authoritarianism. …”
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Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 – Jokowi’s Chances in Post-Kalla South Sulawesi by Dinarto, Dedi

“…Growing discontent towards old established elites as well as identity politics looks set to shape the state of affairs in the coming presidential election.…”
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Continuity and change in Malaysian politics : assessing the buildup to the 1999-2000 general elections by Liow, Joseph Chin Yong.

“…This paper argues that because of the current nature of Malaysian politics, the signs of economic recovery, the disorganized nature of the opposition coalition and the ability of the incumbent to use the entire state machinary to support its position, such a scenario seems unlikely for this upcoming election. Nevertheless, the prospect of a two-thirds majority victory for the National front cannot hide the fact that Malaysian politics may be undergoing some changes, and these changes might pose challenges for the ruling National Front to contend with.…”
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The role of mass media in educating the people in the process of general election in Republic of Indonesia by Anwar Bey

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A new political entity in Mindanao? : challenges of election-related dysfunction and violence by Franco, Joseph Raymond S.

“…The Philippine government (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) have expressed confidence over the establishment of a “new political entity” (NPE) as part of initiatives to achieve a peace settlement by yearend 2012. However, election-related violence and other dysfunctions in the electoral process in Mindanao illustrate the challenges facing political participation in a post-peace process scenario.…”
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A new China policy for South Korea : options for president-elect park by Yoon, Sukjoon

“…President-elect Park Geun Hye will need a new approach towards North Korea and China that differs from her predecessor's hard-line policy. …”
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What makes undergraduate students enroll into an elective course? The case of Islamic accounting by Amin, Hanudin, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Rahim, Ramayah, T.

“…This paper also provides an invaluable insight, especially in the case of UMS, to consider Islamic accounting course as a core course in the future instead of only an elective course. The university’s management should consider the importance of students’ ATT, SN, and AIIA prior to offering the course. …”
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A semiotic analysis of print advertisements in the Malaysian General Elections 2013 Campaign by Mokhtar, Aida

“…The campaigning in the General Elections 2013 proved to be an interesting moment for Malaysians with the existence of close competition between the political parties. …”
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Leaflet. Irish rights and Irish votes: the Irish community and the British general election by Irish in Britain Representation Group, IBRG

“…Leaflet produced by Irish in Britain Representation Group (IBRG) on the occasion of a general election.…”
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British Association for Irish Studies Executive elections 1992. Guidance on ballot (amended) by British Association for Irish Studies, BAIS

“…BAIS (British Association for Irish Studies) executive elections 1992 typescript guidance on ballot. Deadline stated 21 October 1990 (amended by hand). …”
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