Final Report of EU EOM Liberia 2017 offers 23 recommendations for improvements to election processes. Chief Observer Maria Arena noted “The elections in Liberia marked a defining moment in the strengthening of Liberia’s democratic institutions.”
The #EUEOM#Liberia will publish this afternoon at 04:00pm its #preliminary findings of the 26 December runoff. The preliminary #statement will be also published here on Twitter
Work in tally centers in #Liberia is ongoing. Our #EUEOM#election observers are still all over Liberia and observe the #tally process in all tally centers.
#EUEOM observing the electoral process will also continue after polling places will close at 6pm. All our #election observers continue observing tonight all over the country.
This morning the #EUEOM deployed another 34 short term election #observers to the field all over #Liberia. Another 4 will join on E-Day. They will support our 20 long-term observers who are observing already since 13. December in all 15 counties.
#ECOWAS full team of experts briefed the #EUEOM short-term election observers in #Monrovia#Liberia today. Our EUEOM observers will be deployed all over the country on Saturday morning.
Latest Supreme Court ruling benefits Liberia’s voters and citizens. On 21 December, the Supreme Court dismissed a Bill of Information seeking a further stay on the 26 December run-off date and determined that, in setting this date, NEC acted in accordance with the Constitution.
Our #EUEOM election observer team in Grand Gedeh and River Gee is busy: meeting with district commissioner assistant in #Kanweaken and observing NEC training of elections supervisors in #Zwedru, #Liberia
#EUEOM election observation #Liberia is observing legal, political, electoral, media, human rights, campaign and finance issues and also security. Our #observer team in #Monrovia observed today the deployment briefing with all security forces.