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the-house-of-seshat/edemocracyafrica-uganda-2026-elections-data

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peace and security

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dataset
Creator:
the
Host:
This directory contains the dataset published by The House of Seshat for the Culture of Elections (CoE) study. The dataset is hosted on Hugging Face at the-house-of-seshat/culture-of-elections-data and is gated — access requires approval from the House of Seshat team. Dataset page: the-house-of-seshat/culture-of-elections-data

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huggingface.co

Languages

ChichewaGandaSango

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ttsugandaasr

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