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Pro-Military USDP Claims Majority in Myanmar’s Three-Phase Election

Voting was barred across conflict zones, leaving one in five townships without polls.

Myanmar Opens Second Phase of Junta-Run Election as Fighting Limits the Vote

USDP Claims Commanding Lead in Myanmar’s First Post-Coup Vote

Myanmar Opens First Post-Coup Election in Staggered Vote Under Tight Controls

Myanmar Sets Jan. 25 Final Round as Junta Presses Ahead With Restricted Vote

UN Rights Office Warns Myanmar’s December Vote Is Military‑Controlled and Unsafe

Myanmar Sets Jan. 11 Second-Phase Vote as Campaigning Gets Underway

Myanmar Sets Dec. 28 Start for Phased Election During Civil War

Myanmar Junta Lifts State of Emergency and Enacts Harsh Election Law