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Election assessment mission
Parliamentary Elections, 4 October 2009
In response to an invitation from the Permanent Mission of Greece to the OSCE, ODIHR deployed an election assessment mission for the parliamentary elections on 4 October.
Led by Paul DeGregorio of the United States, the mission included 10 experts from nine OSCE participating States.
According to the mission's final report: "The 4 October 2009 early parliamentary elections in Greece were conducted in a competitive, open and pluralistic atmosphere, and many OSCE/ODIHR EAM interlocutors expressed a high degree of confidence in the overall integrity, efficiency and impartiality of the election administration. Party and candidate registration was inclusive, ensuring a wide choice among political alternatives. Voter participation, which is mandatory but not enforced, was reported at 70.9 per cent."