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'''Elections in Saudi Arabia''' |
'''Elections in Saudi Arabia''' are rare, with only one actual election having been held to date (The [[Saudi Arabia municipal elections, 2005]]). |
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Saudi Arabia has no legislature. A "[[Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia|Consultative Assembly]]" (''Majlis ash-Shura'') with 90 appointed members with only consultative tasks exists. No [[political parties]] are allowed in Saudi Arabia. |
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In 2005, the first [[Saudi Arabia municipal elections, 2005|Saudi Arabian municipal elections]] were held. |
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==Municipal elections== |
==Municipal elections== |
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Elections in Saudi Arabia are rare, with only one actual election having been held to date (The Saudi Arabia municipal elections, 2005).
Saudi Arabia has no legislature. A "Consultative Assembly" (Majlis ash-Shura) with 90 appointed members with only consultative tasks exists. No political parties are allowed in Saudi Arabia.
Municipal elections
Template:Saudi Arabian local elections
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