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042351Z Oct 19 Pp Uuuu Djag Al 011/19 Ndhq Ottawa//Jag 042351Z OCT 19 PP UUUU DJAG AL 011/19 NDHQ OTTAWA//JAG// CANELECTGEN 011/19 UNCLAS DJAG AL 011/19 OBJET : LISTE DES CANDIDATS A L ELECTION FEDERALE GENERALE DE 2019 DE : AGENT COORDONNATEUR DES REGLES ELECTORALES SPECIALES REF : CANELECTGEN 009/19 JAGA/DA 1913302 SEP 19 1. VOICI LA LISTE DES CANDIDATS CONFIRMES POUR CHACUNE DES 338 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS FEDERALES. LA LISTE EST ORGANISEE COMME SUIT : 2. PAR PROVINCE OU TERRITOIRE, D EST EN OUEST, ET PAR CIRCONSCRIPTION EN ORDRE ALPHABETIQUE AU SEIN DE CHAQUE PROVINCE OU TERRITOIRE, ET PAR CANDIDAT EN ORDRE ALPHABETIQUE AU SEIN DE CHAQUE CIRCONSCRIPTION DE LA FACON SUIVANTE : A. CHAQUE PROVINCE OU TERRITOIRE S ACCOMPAGNE D UN CODE A DEUX CHIFFRES SUIVI DU NOM DE LA PROVINCE OU DU TERRITOIRE ET DU NOMBRE TOTAL DE CIRCONSCRIPTIONS DANS CETTE PROVINCE OU CE TERRITOIRE B. DANS CHAQUE PROVINCE OU TERRITOIRE, LES CIRCONSCRIPTIONS, QUI SONT DESIGNEES PAR UN CODE A CINQ CHIFFRES ET UN NOM, SONT SUIVIES DU NOMBRE TOTAL DE CANDIDATS ET CLASEES EN ORDRE ALPHABETIQUE. IL CONVIENT DE NOTER QUE LES CODES, QUI SONT INDIQUES POUR ASSURER L UNIFORMITE ENTRE LES FORMATS UTILISES PAR GUILLEMETS LES FAC ET AFFAIRES MONDIALES CANADA FERME GUILLEMENTS NE SUIVENT PAS TOUJOURS UNE SEQUENCE NUMERIQUE REGULIERE C. AU SEIN DE CHAQUE CIRCONSCRIPTION, LES CANDIDATS SONT CLASSES EN ORDRE ALPHABETIQUE, EN FONCTION DE LEUR NOM DE FAMILLE, SUIVI DE LEUR PRENOM, DE LEURS INITIALES ET DE LEUR APPARTENANCE POLITIQUE 3. SI UNE PARTIE DU MESSAGE N EST PAS CLAIRE, DES PRECISIONS DOIVENT ETRE DEMANDEES SANS DELAI. EN CAS DE CHANGEMENT DE NOM, DE DESISTEMENT DE CANDIDATS OU DE TOUTE AUTRE MODIFICATION, UN AUTRE MESSAGE CANELECTGEN SERA COMMUNIQUE. LES GUILLEMETS FONCTIONNAIRES ELECTORAUX D UNITE FERME GUILLEMENTS DOIVENT, A TOUS LES BUREAUX DE VOTE MILITAIRES, METTRE A DISPOSITION SUFFISAMMENT DE COPIES DE LA VERSION INTEGRALE DU MESSAGE, ET LES LISTES DOIVENT ETRE REPRODUITES LOCALEMENT. LA LISTE DES CANDIDATS DOIT AUSSI ETRE AFFICHEES AUX ENDROITS DETERMINES PAR LES COMMANDANTS 4. L APPARTENANCE POLITIQUE DES CANDIDATS EST ABREGEE COMME SUIT : 5. 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