UN MISSION WELCOMES RELEASE OF PARTIAL RESULTS IN PRESIDENTIAL POLL, URGES PATIENCE

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Date: 13 Apr 2014 19:00:01 -0400
Subject: UN MISSION WELCOMES RELEASE OF PARTIAL RESULTS IN
PRESIDENTIAL POLL, URGES PATIENCE
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UN MISSION WELCOMES RELEASE OF PARTIAL RESULTS IN PRESIDENTIAL POLL,
URGES PATIENCENew York, Apr 13 2014 7:00PMWelcoming today's
announcement of the first batch of results in Afghanistan's
Presidential elections as a further step towards completing the
electoral process, the United Nations Assistance Mission in the
country (UNAMA) has noted that these results represent only a small
proportion of the millions of ballots cast in the poll.

The announcement made by the Independent Election Commission (IEC) is
based on the tally of 10 per cent of the results from 26 of
Afghanistan's 34 provinces one week after the 5 April election, a real
logistical achievement, according to the Mission.

"While today's release of partial results is a welcome step in the
process, it only provides a first snapshot that will regularly be
updated by the IEC until all result forms from every polling station
have been tabulated and verified," said UNAMA chief, Ján Kubiš, in a
<"http://unama.unmissions.org/Default.aspx?tabid=12254&ctl=Details&mid=15756&ItemID=37892&language=en-US">statement
issued from the Afghan capital, Kabul.

"Until the final results are announced by the IEC, stakeholders should
be careful in drawing premature conclusions so as not to create
inaccurate expectations," he said.

Mr. Kubiš also urged presidential candidates and their supporters to
display patience while vote tallying is completed.

UNAMA says that full preliminary results covering the entire country
are scheduled to be announced by the IEC on 24 April.

Following that, the Independent Electoral Complaints Commission (IECC)
will adjudicate complaints regarding the preliminary results. Only
after the adjudication of these complaints is completed will the IEC
announce the final results, scheduled to take place on 14 May.

Reiterating that under Afghan law, the IEC and the Complaints
Commission are responsible for the management, adjudication and
release of official results from the elections, and he called on all
stakeholders to respect these institutions' independence and mandated
authority as they complete this important task.
Apr 13 2014 7:00PM
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