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Saudi Arabian beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen are registering to vote for the first beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen in their beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen. They will vote in the city council elections beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen this year. They have a 21-day beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen to register. A Saudi newspaper said the first woman to register was Safinaz Abu Al-Shamat. She said she wanted to be, "the first woman to arrive at the beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen" to register. She said it was a national beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen to take part. Another woman to register was Jamal Al-Saadi. She said: "The beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen of Saudi women in the municipal elections as voters and beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen was a dream for us. We are just at the beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen of the road."

Letting women vote was one of the beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen of King Abdullah, who died beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen this year. The Saudi government said giving women the beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen was, "a significant milestone in beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen". Many women also want to run for office and take up government beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen. At least 70 want to run for beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen and more than 80 want to be campaign managers. One of the women who wants to be a beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen in the elections is 36-year-old Haifa al-Hababi. She said she would campaign for beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen. She said that: "Change is beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen. The government has given us this beginningcandidatecandidatescentrechangedutyearlierhistorylaterlifeofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionsprogresstimetoolvotewomen and I intend to use it."