List of candidates in the Afghan presidential election, 2009
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Forty-four candidates were registered for the 2009 Afghan presidential election when the Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan (IEC) announced its official preliminary list of candidates on May 17, 2009. Three candidates withdrew from the race before the election took place, having thrown their support behind one of the top two contenders. Forty-one names appeared on the ballot paper for the vote, although a few more had by then announced through the media that they had dropped out.[1][2][3][4]
List of presidential candidates
The candidates participating in the Afghan presidential election on August 20, 2009 were:[5][6]
Name | Preliminary voting results[7] |
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Abdul Hasib Arian | 2027 | ||
Abdul Jabar Sabit | 2560 |
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Abdul Latif Pedram | 7311 | ||
Abdul Majid Samim | 998 | ||
Alhaj Abdul Ghafor Zori | 4955 |
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Alhaj Shah Mahmood Popal | |||
Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai | 48375 |
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Bashir Ahmad Bizhan | 1272 |
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Baz Mohammad Kofi | |||
Bismillah Shir | 2179 | ||
Dr. Abdullah Abdullah | 638924 |
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Dr. Frozan Fana | 8159 |
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Dr. Ghulam Faroq Nijrabi | 2240 | ||
Dr. Habib Mangal | 7339 |
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Dr. Mohammed Nasir Anis | |||
Engineer Moin-ul-din Ulfati | 1645 | ||
Gul Ahmmad Yama | 1434 |
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Haji Hasan Ali Sultani | |||
Hajji Rahim Jan Shinzad | 3118 | ||
Hamed Karzai | 940558 |
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Hidayat Amin Arsala | 1067 |
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Mahbob-U-lah Koshani | 5755 |
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Mawlana Abdul Qadir İmami Ghori |
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Mawlawi Mohammad Sayed Hashimi | |||
Mirwais Yasini | 23059 |
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Mohammad Akbar Oria | 1353 | ||
Mohammad Hakim Torsan | |||
Mohammad Hashim Tawfiqi | 2406 |
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Mohammad Sarwar Ahmadzai | 4028 | ||
Mohammad Yasin Safi | |||
Motasim Billah Mazhabi | 18248 | ||
Mullah Abdul Salam Rakity | 8250 |
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Mullah Ghulam Mohammad Rigi | 2240 | ||
Nasrullah Baryalai Arsalai |
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Ramazan Bashardost | 277404 |
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Sangin Mohammad Rahmani | 1138 | ||
Sayed Jalal Karim | 5572 | ||
Shahla Ata | 4356 |
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Shahnawaz Tanai | 13512 |
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Zabih-U-llah Ghazi Noristani | 1516 | ||
Zia-ul-haq Hafizi | 724 |
See also
- War in Afghanistan (1978–present)
- Demography of Afghanistan
- Northern Alliance
- Taliban
- War in Afghanistan (2001-present)
- Civilian casualties of the War in Afghanistan (2001–present)
- Afghan Transitional Administration
- List of Afghan Transitional Administration personnel
- International public opinion on the war in Afghanistan
References
- ↑ Afghanistan2009 Presidential and Provincial Council Elections Kit
- ↑ http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90851/6659282.html
- ↑ Candidates take campaigns across Afghanistan
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External links
- List of candidates in the Afghan presidential election (photos)
- Islamic Republic of Afghanistan - Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) website
- IEC (Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan) website
- FEFA (Free & Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan) website
- United Nations Development Programme - UNDP/ELECT website
- Afghan Elections Dossier, August 2009, Radio France Internationale coverage
- Afghanistan's Elections coverage from The Washington Post