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The polling stations will close 15:00 UTC (19:00 local time).
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Azerbaijan begins key elections (BBC News, 6 November 2005)
Azeri opposition leaders arrested (BBC News, 5 November 2005)
The 2005Azerbaijanparliamentaryelection was held on November 6.
It pitted candidates of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party against opposition led by the Azadlıq (Freedom) bloc of the Azerbaijan Popular Front Party, the Equality Party and Azerbaijan Democratic Party.
The Central Election Commission reported, with 28% of votes counted, a 62% win for the NAP, 3% for the Equality Party, 1% for the APFP, 2% to independent candidates and 2% each to two other small parties.
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