A regular series on countries where executive presidential or key parliamentary elections are occurring. And change is imminent.
Gambia: On November 24 Gambians vote in presidential elections. The vote is a foregone conclusion, but could this become the world's newest monarchy? October 10, 2011.
Guatemala: Guatemalans vote on September 11 for a new president and parliament. Will hardliners or leftists triumph? August 28, 2011.
Ireland: The Irish presidential race hots up as Martin McGuinness announces he'll stand. Could Sinn Féin win on 27 October? September 17, 2011.
Guatemala: Guatemalans vote on September 11 for a new president and parliament. Will hardliners or leftists triumph? August 28, 2011.
Ireland: The Irish presidential race hots up as Martin McGuinness announces he'll stand. Could Sinn Féin win on 27 October? September 17, 2011.
Latvia: On September 17 Latvians elect a new parliament. Will ex-president Valdis Zatlers' centre-right Reform Party achieve a majority? August 29, 2011.
Liberia: As presidential and parliamentary elections are held on October 11, can Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her UP hang on? September 15, 2011.
Malagasy Republic (Madagascar): Delayed since May, can scheduled elections now proceed in September, or will Andry Rajoelina put them off again? August 30, 2011.
Spain: Result of parliamentary election on November 20 hangs on who voters believe can cut the deficit and create jobs. October 12, 2011.
Zambia: Zambians get a chance to vote in presidential and parliamentary elections on September 20. Can Rupiah Banda and his MMD party cling on? August 29, 2011.
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