“2015 local electoral calendar”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

This local electoral calendar for 2015 lists the subnational elections held in 2015 in de jure and de facto sovereign states. By-elections and sub-national referenda are also included.

March

14 March: Victoria (Australia), Gippsland South by-election

15 March: Liechtenstein, Local elections

18 March: Netherlands, provincial

22 March:

Andalusia (Spain), Parliament
France, Departemental Elections (first round)
Kelantan (Malaysia), Chempaka by-election

28 March: New South Wales (Australia), Parliament

29 March: Madeira (Portugal), Legislative Assembly

29 March: France, Departemental Elections (second round)

May

2 May: Tasmania (Australia), Legislative Council elections for the divisions of Derwent, Mersey and Windermere

4 May: Prince Edward Island (Canada), Parliament

5 May:

Alberta (Canada), Parliament
Pahang (Malaysia), Rompin by-election

7 May:

Penang (Malaysia), Permatang Pauh by-election
United Kingdom, local

8 May:

Norfolk Island (Australia), Referendum^[1]^[2]
Puerto Princesa (Philippines), mayoral recall

10 May:

Bremen (Germany), Parliament
Uruguay, municipal

17 May: Osaka (Japan), Referendum

22 May: Ireland, Carlow-Kilkenny by-election

24 May:

Spain, local
Aragon (Spain), Parliament
Asturias (Spain), Parliament
Balearic Islands (Spain), Parliament
Canary Islands (Spain), Parliament
Cantabria (Spain), Parliament
Castile-La Mancha (Spain), Parliament
Castile and León (Spain), Parliament
Extremadura (Spain), Parliament
Community of Madrid (Spain), Parliament
Region of Murcia (Spain), Parliament
Navarre (Spain), Parliament
La Rioja (Spain), Parliament
Valencian Community (Spain), Parliament

31 May:

Burgenland (Austria), Parliament (de)
Styria (Austria), Parliament
Italy, local (first round)
Apulia (Italy), Regional
Campania (Italy), Regional
Liguria (Italy), Regional
Marche (Italy), Regional
Tuscany (Italy), Regional
Umbria (Italy), Regional
Veneto (Italy), Regional

September

1 September: Faroe Islands (Denmark), Parliament

4 September: Morocco, Municipal and regional elections^[3]^[4]

14 September: Norway, local

17 September: Morocco, Prefectoral and provincial elections^[3]

19 September: Australia, Canning by-election

20 September: France, Municipal By-election (first round) in Wasquehal after the cancellation of the 2014 election^[5]

27 September:

Upper Austria (Austria), Parliament (de)
Catalonia (Spain), Parliament
France, Municipal by-election (second round) in Wasquehal

October

11 October: Vienna (Austria), Parliament (de)

12 October: Bihar (India), Legislative Assembly (1st phase)

16 October: Bihar (India), Legislative Assembly (2nd phase)

18 October: Åland Islands (Finland), Parliament

24 October: United States, Louisiana, Governor, State, Primary Election

25 October:

Bulgaria, local
Colombia, regional and municipal^[6]
Ukraine, local

28 October: Bihar (India), Legislative Assembly (3rd phase)

31 October: Victoria (Australia), Polwarth and South-West Coast by-elections

November

1 November: Bihar (India), Legislative Assembly (4th phase)

3 November:

United States, Kentucky, Governor, State
United States, Mississippi, Governor, State
United States, New Jersey, General Assembly
United States, Philadelphia, Mayoral
United States, Virginia, State Legislature

5 November: Bihar (India), Legislative Assembly (5th phase)

21 November: United States, Louisiana, Governor, State, Runoff Election

22 November: Hong Kong, local

30 November: Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada), Parliament

December

2 December: Guernsey, St Peter Port North by-election

3 December: United Kingdom, Oldham West and Royton by-election

5 December: Australia, North Sydney by-election

6 December: France, Regional (first round) and territorial elections in Corsica, French Guyana and Martinique

9 December: Indonesia, local

12 December: Saudi Arabia, local^[7]

13 December:

Andorra, local
France, regional (second round)
Belgium, Municipal by-election in Linkebeek, following most councillors resignation^[8]

References

1. ^Norfolk Island to go ahead with governance referendum
2. ^Norfolk Island Government Gazette 2015 No. 16 {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402162334/http://norfolkisland.gov.nf/governmentgazette/2015/2015_03_27_Gazette%20No%2016.pdf |date=2 April 2015 }}
3. ^¹Xinhua, "Pour la première fois, les Marocains éliront les membres des conseils régionaux au suffrage universel direct", Le Quotidien du Peuple, 7 August 2015
4. ^AFP, "Morocco’s ruling Islamists win regional polls", Al Arabiyya, 5 September 2015
5. ^{fr} "Nord: La maire sortante confirmée lors des élections municipales à Wasquehal", 20 Minutes, 21 September 2015
6. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.ibtimes.com/ahead-bogota-mayor-election-corruption-security-transit-are-top-concerns-candidates-2154000|title=Ahead Of Bogota Mayor Election, Corruption, Security, Transit Are Top Concerns As Candidates Vie For Colombia's Second-Highest Political Post|last=Mark|first=Michelle|date=23 October 2015|work=International Business Times|accessdate=25 October 2015}}
7. ^Free to vote for first time, nearly 1,000 women running for office in Saudi Arabia
8. ^Michael Torfs, ""Pestered" Linkebeek mayor steps down", De Redactie (VRT), 15 November 2015

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January

February