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Afghanistan Presidential election 2004

5 October 2004
  • Ballot boxes falling under the 8 September Order of the Election Complaints Commission in storage waiting to be audited, Kabul, 8 October 2009. (OSCE/Drew Hyslop)
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  • Candidate agents observe voting in the ODIHR-supported presidential and provincial Council elections, Zamankor Boys and Girls Primary School, Anaba District, Panjshir Province, Afghanistan, 20 August 2009. (United Nations Development Programme/Jason Toy)
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  • Voting materials for the 20 August 2009 presidential election in Afghanistan being sent from Mara village to Sighwar village in Pahshir on donkeys and the backs of their owners, 19 August 2009. (Jason Toy/UNDP)
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  • Women in Jowzjan province, Afghanistan, reading mock ballots produced as part of a voter education campaign in advance of the ODIHR-supported 20 August 2009 Presidential and Provincial Council elections, 28 July 2009. (United Nations Development Programme)
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  • Afghan voters waiting to enter a polling station in Kabul to vote for a new president, 9 October 2004. (OSCE/Randy Gabrielson)
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  • Afghans cast ballots at a polling station during the presidential election, in Kabul, 9 October 2004. (OSCE/Brian Steers)
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  • Counting the ballots after the presidential election, in Kabul 9 October 2004. (OSCE/Olivier d'Auzon)
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  • Counting the ballots after the presidential election, in Kabul 9 October 2004. (OSCE/Olivier d'Auzon)
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  • Pre-election posters in Kabul, 7 October 2004. Afghanistan held its first-ever presidential election on 9 October. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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  • Election posters showing Afghanistan interim President Hamid Karzai (r.) and the only female candidate, Massouda Jalal, in Kabul, 5 October 2004. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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  • Representatives of the Free and Fair Elections Foundation for Afghanistan explains to the media their plan to deploy 2,000 domestic observers for the 9 October 2004 presidential election. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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  • Street scene in Kabul, 3 October 2004. Afghanistan held presidential election on 9 October. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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  • Massouda Jalal, featured on this billboard, was the only female candidate for the 9 October 2004 presidential election in Afghanistan. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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  • Ambassador Robert Barry, head of the OSCE Election Support Team to Afghanistan, briefs journalists in Kabul, 4 October 2004. (OSCE/Alexander Nitzsche)
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