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| The 1986 Election Law regulates the operational aspects of parliamentary elections, as well as the requirements for candidates and proportional allotment of representatives throughout the country. At that time, the West Bank was constitutionally considered a part of Jordan. After the decision to disengage administratively and legally from the West Bank in 1988, the Election Law was amended in 1989 to redraw the Kingdoms electoral districts. The amendment removed the West Bank from Jordans electoral map, thus paving the way for the 1989 parliamentary elections, the countrys first in 22 years. In August 1993, Parliament passed an amendment to the election law which adjusted Jordans electoral system to the principle of one person, one vote. The new law ended the previous voting system, whereby voters were entitled to as many votes as the number of parliamentary seats allocated for their district.
Law Of Election To The House Of Deputies Law No. 22 for the Year 1986
Published in the Official Gazette, No. 3398 of 9 Ramadan 1406 A.H., being 17 May 1986 A.D.
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Elections
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Instructions Governing the Elections Identity Card |
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Provisional Law Number (15) For The Year 1993 Amending
The Law Of Election To The House Of Deputies |
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