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Cambodian General Election, 2003.

A year later and there was still no 'winner'.

Hun Sen magnanimously levered the opposition into place as his party, the CCP, continued to rule the country.

After many months, and despite cries of betrayal from the Sam Rainsy Party for failing to hold the opposition line, Prince Norodom Ranariddh's FUNCINPEC Party entered into a coalition government with the CCP.

Despite the accusations of intimidation...
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  • An aged woman waves pictures promoting the FUNCINPEC party president, Prince Norodom Ranariddh at a campaign rally for the national elections.
  • FUNCINPEC party president, Prince Norodom Ranariddh addresses supporters at a campaign rally in Phnom Penh for the national elections.
  • An aged woman waves pictures promoting the FUNCINPEC party leader, Prince Norodom at a campaign rally in Phnom Penh for the national elections.
  • Sam Rainsy addresses supporters of his political party at a campaign rally in the run-up to national elections.
  • FUNCINPEC supporters on a rally pass the Central Market.
  • Voters use identification numbers to locate the assigned code that will be used to process their vote.
  • Sam Rainsy places his vote in the ballot box before the media.
  • A ballot box is moved from an administrative building at a mosque. Balanced on the back of a moped, the box is sent with an escort to a central drop off to await the official count.
  • Sealed ballot boxes await the official count.
  • Sealed ballot boxes await the official count.
  • Vote officials further seal the ballot box to ensure against tampering.
  • A sealed ballot box in front of partitions for voters to make their mark.
  • Votes are counted at a public high school. King Norodom Sihanouk's picture hangs alongside the national flag in the background.