Election Schedule, August 2019
Country |
Election |
Forthcoming Election Date |
Most Recent Election |
Algeria |
Parliamentary |
2022 |
4 May 2017 |
Algeria |
Presidential |
2019[1] |
17 April 2014 |
Bahrain |
Parliamentary |
2022 |
24 November & 1 December 2018 |
Egypt |
Parliamentary |
2020 |
17-28 October 2015& 21 November- 2 December 2015 |
Egypt |
Presidential |
2022 |
26-28 March 2018 |
Iran |
Parliamentary |
2020 |
26 February & 29 April 2016 |
Iran |
Presidential |
2021 |
19 May 2017 |
Iraq |
Parliamentary |
2022 |
12 May 2018 |
Iraq |
Presidential |
2022 |
2 October 2018 |
Iraq |
Municipal |
N/A |
20 April 2013 |
Israel |
Parliamentary |
17 September 2019 |
9 April 2019[2] |
Israel |
Presidential |
2021 |
10 June 2014 |
Jordan |
Parliamentary |
2020 |
20 September 2016 |
Jordan |
Municipal |
2020 |
15 August 2017 |
Kuwait |
Parliamentary |
2020 |
26 November 2016 |
Lebanon |
Parliamentary |
2022 |
6 May 2018 |
Lebanon |
Presidential |
2022 |
31 October 2016 |
Libya |
Parliamentary & Presidential |
2019[3] |
25 June 2014 |
Morocco |
Parliamentary |
2021 |
7 October 2016 |
Oman |
Consultative Council |
October 2019 |
25 October 2015 |
Palestine |
Parliamentary |
N/A |
25 January 2006 |
Palestine |
Presidential |
N/A |
9 January 2005 |
Palestine |
Municipal |
N/A |
13 May 2017 |
Qatar |
Consultative Council |
Nominated |
17 June 2016[4] |
Qatar |
Municipal |
2023 |
16 April 2019 |
Saudi Arabia |
Consultative Council |
Nominated |
2 December 2016[5] |
Saudi Arabia |
Municipal |
2019[6] |
12 December 2015 |
Syria |
Parliamentary |
2020 |
13 April 2016 |
Syria |
Presidential |
2021 |
3 June 2014 |
Tunisia |
Parliamentary |
6 October 2019 |
26 October 2014 |
Tunisia |
Presidential |
15 September 2019 |
23 November & 21 December 2014 |
Tunisia |
Municipal |
N/A |
6 May 2018 |
Turkey |
Parliamentary |
18 June 2023 |
24 June 2018 |
Turkey |
Presidential |
2023 |
24 June 2018 |
Turkey |
Municipal |
N/A |
31 March 2019 |
UAE |
Federal Council |
October 2019 |
3 October 2015[7] |
Yemen |
Parliamentary |
N/A |
27 April 2003 |
Yemen |
Presidential |
N/A |
21 February 2012 |
[1] Election was scheduled for April 18, 2019 but was delayed due to protests against long-time incumbent President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who was eventually forced to resign on April 2.
[2] Fresh elections were called as none of the party or coalition could form government after a hung parliament.
[3] Election were initially scheduled for December 2018 and were later scheduled for early 2019 but have been indefinitely deferred due to the ongoing civil war.
[4] Term of the current council was renewed by an Emiri Decree on 17 June 2016[4] and it ended on 30 June 2019
[5] The council was reconstituted through a Royal Decree issued on 2 December 2016.
[6] New dates have not been announced.
[7] Partially elected
Minakshi Sardar has received her Ph. D. from the Centre for West Asian Studies, School of International Studies, JNU, New Delhi. Her doctoral thesis was on the Process of Normalization of Israel-Vatican Relations, 1948-1993. She did her M Phil from the same centre on Israel’s Responses to Hostage Taking. Her area of interest focuses Middle East politics, Arab-Israeli Conflict, Christianity, security issues, and conflict resolutions. She has presented at several conferences and seminars on the region. She has been preparing China Watch (since August 2015), Election Watch (since July 2017) for MEI. She is an Editorial Assistant of the Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies since 2020. She can be reached at mini.8star@gmail.com
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