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ECSL

Electoral Commission For Sierra Leone

ECSL

Electoral Commission For Sierra Leone

EOM

ELECTION OBSERVATION MISSION REPORTS

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2018 ELECTION REPORTS

National Election Watch (NEW) Report

OBSERVATION OF THE 2018 ELECTORAL CYCLE IN SIERRA LEONE

The Commonwealth Report

Sierra Leone General Elections 2018

European Union Report

Final Report Republic Of Sierra Leone Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Council Elections 2018

REPORTS

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EU Election Observation Mission Report 2018
The Commonwealth Election Observation Report 2018
National Election Watch Report 2018
ECOWAS Election Observation Report 2018

Credible and transparent

The electoral commission for Sierra Leone

integrity

The Commission shall endeavour to have a well-trained, professionally competent, motivated and confident staff, dedicated to the delivery of trustworthy elections.

independence

The Commission shall ensure that it operates freely on its own best judgment, without taking directives from or being controlled by any person or authority.

impartiality

The Commission shall always be nonpartisan and fair in all its activities.

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Here is a glimpse of 2018 reports

The second peaceful transition from one elected leader to another was an important milestone in the consolidation of democracy in Sierra Leone. The NEC proved its genuine commitment to a transparent and inclusive election.
European Union
National Election Watch (NEW) 2018 elections monitoring and observation work was more encompassing than in previous years; demanding greater resources, technical expertise, logistical, coordination and related requirements.
National Election Watch
These elections were the fourth multi-party elections held in Sierra Leone, since the end of the decade-long civil conflict in 2002. Notably, these were the first elections to be managed entirely by national authorities following the departure of the United Nations mission in 2014. With the emergence of some new political parties and candidates, the elections were competitive and fiercely contested.
The Commonwealth

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FYI: A total of 3,374,258 voters registered in the 2022 voter registration exercise.  Click here for breakdown

MESSAGE TO VOTERS

  1. It is your civic right and responsibility to register and vote in elections.
  2. Come out and register from 3rd September to 4th October 2022 to enable you to vote in the June 24, 2023 Presidential, Parliamentary and Local council elections.
  3. If you don’t register now, you cannot vote.
  4. Disability is not inability; all persons with disabilities are encouraged to come out and register in order to vote in the 2023 elections.
  5. Bring your proof of identity when you come to register.
  6. One Sierra Leone, One Registration, One Identity Card.
  7. Women  are encouraged to come out in numbers to register
  8. Women are also encouraged to contest/vote in the 2023 elections.
  9. Voter registration is from 3rd September to 4th October 2022.
  10. If you will be 18 years or older on the eve of 24th June 2023, come out and register.
  11. Go to the nearest registration centre within your Ward and register between the period 3rd September to 4th October
  12. Registration Centres become Polling Centres on Election Day, so register at a centre in a Ward where you are ordinarily resident.
  13. All Registration Centres will open 7:00a.m to 5 p.m. Monday to Sunday/every day
  14. Make sure you collect your registration receipts after you register.
  15. Sierra Leone has a new registration system now; everybody must register again in 2022.
  16. See list of registration centres/polling centres here

please check regularly for date of exhibition and id cards distribution

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