The Supreme Court on Thursday, November 7 ordered the National Elections Commission to proceed with the presidential runoff election between the Coalition for Democratic Change and Unity Party.
Newly Elected Representative of Bong’s Sixth District Underscores Unity for Legislative Caucus
The representative-elect of Bong’s sixth district, Moima Briggs-Mensah, has underscored the need for unity among officials of the county, especially members of the incoming legislative caucus.
Liberty Party to Appeal to Supreme Court in Election Fraud Case
Charles Brumskine’s Liberty Party will file an appeal to the Supreme Court this week in its ongoing quest to see a rerun of the October 10 elections.
Liberty Party, Unity Party Challenge NEC Ruling
Liberty Party and Unity Party filed a bill of exception before the National Elections Commission’s board of commissioners on Wednesday, November 22, challenging a recent ruling by the chief dispute hearing officer.
Liberia National Bar Association to Host Annual Convention in Gbarnga
Liberia’s National Bar Association is expected to hold its national convention in Gbarnga, Bong beginning November 23.
NEC Issues Ruling, Liberty Party’s Evidence of Fraud Claims Insufficient
Muana Ville, the chief dispute hearing officer at the National Elections Commission on Monday, November 20, has denied Liberty Party’s request for a re-run of the first round of the presidential election.
Election Climate Negatively Impacting Hotels and Restaurants
As the first round of the election saw large groups of elections observers swarm the country, high-end businesses like Boulevard Palace saw an increase in customer flow.
Former NEC Chairman Frances Johnson-Allison Calls Altering of Voter Roll “Illegalâ€
A former chair of the National Elections Commission, Frances Johnson-Allison, says it is illegal to alter the final voter registration roll.Â