Liberia: Cape Mount Senator-elect Admits Double Voter Registration But Says He Voted Once
Liberia: Cape Mount Senator-elect Admits Double Voter Registration But Says He Voted Once
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MONROVIA – The lawyer representing the legal interest of defeated Grand Cape Mount County Senator, Victor Varney Watson, in the electoral case before the National Elections Commission (NEC), Cllr. Alhaji Swaliho Sesay, has raised an alarm over the appearance of separate names and photographs of Senator-elect Simeon Taylor and others on two separate Final Registration Rolls (FRR) used by the NEC in the just ended senatorial election in Liberia.
Mr. Taylor, a candidate of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), was declared the winner of the senatorial election in Grand Cape Mount after he accumulated the highest numbers of votes cast during the voting process.
Liberia: NEC Sinoe County Office Set On Fire allafrica.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from allafrica.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
LIBERIA: In Greenville, Sinoe County NEC Local Office Sets Ablaze By Unknown Persons LIBERIA: In Greenville, Sinoe County NEC Local Office Sets Ablaze By Unknown Persons
From Boakai Kamara | GNN Correspondent | Sinoe County|
A local office of the National Elections Commission (NEC) in Greenville has reportedly guttered fire, setting ablaze the office of the Assistant Magistrate NEC leaving several important documents related to the midterm December 8
th, 2020 to burn to ashes.
The incident which place on Greenville, Sinoe County early Tuesday morning pondered local authorities including member of the opposition community, speaking to the GNN, Mr. Nelson Shennoh Assistant Magistrate of NEC, said it was a surprise to him and other workers.
Liberia: Defeated Ruling Party Candidates Dissatisfied over Results Released By The National Elections Commission; Complain to Magistrates in Their Respective Counties
Liberia: Defeated Ruling Party Candidates Dissatisfied over Results Released By The National Elections Commission; Complain to Magistrates in Their Respective Counties
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MONROVIA – In the wake of vast majority of candidates from the governing Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), other political parties and independent candidates conceding defeat in the just ended senatorial election across Liberia, few other candidates remain defiant to congratulate their arch-rivals, threatening to institute legal actions against the National Elections Commission (NEC) over the conduct of the process.
Liberia: Defeated Ruling Party Candidates Dissatisfied Over Results Released By the National Elections Commission - Complain to Magistrates in Their Respective Counties allafrica.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from allafrica.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.