ALMATY, Kazakhstan -- Voters in Kazakhstan head to the polls for a snap parliamentary election on Sunday with an opportunity to send some genuine opposition voices to the Mazhilis, the lower house, for the first time since 2007.
Post-unrest reforms add meaning to Sunday's vote despite democratic shortcomings
A man rides a horse past an election campaign board in Almaty, Kazakhstan on March 15. © Reuters
ALMATY, Kazakhstan -- Voters in Kazakhstan head to the polls for a snap parliamentary election on Sunday with an opportunity to send some genuine opposition voices to the Mazhilis, the lower house, for the first time since 2007.