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The Myanmar News Agency reported on July 3 that Myanmar’s Union Election Commission (UEC) has drafted a 2019-2022 strategic plan for the 2020 general election.

The Union Election Commission (UEC) has announced to hold a by-election to fill vacant seats of the parliament on April 1, 2017.

Myanmar President-elect U Htin Kyaw on March 25 proposed the country’s Union Parliament to form a new Union Election Commission to prepare for the next general election.

Myanmar’s opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) secured 886 seats or 77.04 percent at three levels of the parliament, according to the Union Election Commission (UEC).

Myanmar's opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD), led by Aung San Suu Kyi, won 880 out of a total 1,139 parliamentary seats in the election, equivalent to 77.3 percent of votes.

The Myanmar's Union Election Commission on November 11 announced that leader of the opposition National League for Democracy, San Suu Kyi, won the November 8 election and a seat in the Parliament.

A total of 10,500 domestic and international observers will monitor the upcoming general election in Myanmar on November 8, the country’s Union Election Commission (UEC) said on November 3.

Observers from the EU will be allowed to access polls in military bases during Myanmar’s general election slated for November 8.

Political parties in Myanmar began election campaigns on September 8 for the general election to take place on November 11.