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Smith Maintains Victory in Rivercess Ballot Recount

But his main opponent, Steve Tequah, still rejects results Wellington Geevon Smith, an independent candidate in the December 8 Special Senatorial Election, has again been announced the winner of the polls in Rivercess County after a recount was recently done in the county due to a protest filed by his main rival, Steve Tequah,…

Liberia: Defeated Senators Loot Capitol

Liberia: Defeated Senators Loot Capitol
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Liberia: Leon Condemns Electoral Violence in Gbarpolu

Liberia: Leon Condemns Electoral Violence in Gbarpolu
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With Election Over, Power Struggle Begins at Legislature

Rep. Bhofal Chambers, Speaker of the 54th Legislature The 17 members of the House of Representatives who contested the December 8 Senatorial election, only three were elected, creating pending by-elections that are expected to be held in 120 days.  Representives elected as Senators are Deputy Speaker Prince Moye (Bong County, Collaborating Political Parties); Rep. Zoe E. Pennue (Grand Gedeh County, Coalition for Democratic Change); Rep. Edwin M. Snowe (Bomi County, Independent). The election of the three Representatives, created openings most especially the Deputy Speaker post; and the openings coincided with the appointment of chairmen and co-chairmen of statutory and standing committees, which Rule 54.1 mandates the Speaker to do after three years which initiated the power struggle.

Massive Win for CPP

Clockwise, from left: Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence (Grand Bassa, LP), Prince Moye (Bong, UP), Jonathan Sogbe (River Gee, CPP) and Simeon Taylor (Grand Cape Mount, CPP) The Collaborating Political Parties has been projected to gain control of the Liberian Senate after winning three seats clearly with three others projected in their sight. In 2018, the CPP was in control of 13 seats in the Senate, while the ruling CDC had seven, and the remaining 10 seats were shared among independent candidates. However, CPP lawmakers over the time have voted along the agenda of the ruling CDC of President Weah and did little to checkmate the Executive or to properly critique bills coming from the presidency or the ruling party-dominated Hosue of Representatives. 

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