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In Kazakhstan, 546 Candidates Will Compete for the New 145-Seat Parliament.

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Following the constitutional amendment that introduced a unicameral system in Kazakhstan, elections for the 145-seat Kurultay will be held on August 23. 546 candidates from 7 political parties will compete, with quotas for women and youth.
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In Kazakhstan, 546 Candidates Will Compete for the New 145-Seat Parliament.

Following the constitutional amendment that introduced a unicameral system in Kazakhstan, elections for the 145-seat Kurultay will be held on August 23. 546 candidates from 7 political parties will compete, with quotas for women and youth.

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Haberler broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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