Private radio and television station owners are urged to sell airtime to political parties to disseminate their party policies as part of their campaign in May for the upcoming Commune Council Election 2022. “The airtime [package] must be based on the principle of equality, value and precedence,” National Election Committee (NEC) deputy secretary-general Mok Dara said on April 12.
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A total of 78,457 people – including 22,596 women – from 17 political parties have applied for registration as observers during the June 5 commune council elections. Observers will be present on the voting day and at the counting of ballots, the National Election Committee (NEC) said in an April 4 press statement.
The National Election Committee (NEC) announced the relaxation of rules in order to allow political parties it has formally recognised to register their candidates and agents by proxy.