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Liberia: Defeated Ruling Party Candidates Dissatisfied over Results Released By The National Elections Commission; Complain to Magistrates in Their Respective Counties - Vimarsana News

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 Liberia: Defeated Ruling Party Candidates Dissatisfied over Results Released By The National Elections Commission; Complain to Magistrates in Their Respective Counties Share 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 ...

Gbarpolu Senate Election in Limbo - Vimarsana News

Gbarpolu Senate Election in Limbo

— As Immigration Service arrest arrest several with multiple Voter cards, others The National Elections Commission (NEC) yesterday fell short of conducting the Special Senatorial Election (SSE) in Normor Datando Town, Gbarpolu County District #3 on ground that the safety of its staff is yet to be guaranteed. It can be recalled that on December 8 the paramount chief of Nomodatonau District, McGill Wleh, with support from his fellow residents, seized ballot boxes and prevented the election from going due to what he called ‘illegal attempts by aliens to vote’ in that part of the country. N...

Liberia: CDC-led Government Recognizes the Need to Do Better; Sends Concession Message to Opponents - Vimarsana News

Liberia: CDC-led Government Recognizes the Need to Do Better; Sends Concession Message to Opponents

Liberia: CDC-led Government Recognizes the Need to Do Better; Sends Concession Message to Opponents Liberia: CDC-led Government Recognizes the Need to Do Better; Sends Concession Message to Opponents Share MONROVIA – Representative Thomas Fallah of Montserrado County District 5 was very optimistic of being the next Senator of Montserrado County, and being on the ticket of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) which ruled the county for over 12 years, coupled with his three-consecutive elections to the House of Representatives, he least expected that he would have sent concession ...

Will Morlu, Gray Resign? As Rep. Thomas Fallah Concedes Defeat, Congratulates Senator Dillon - Vimarsana News

Will Morlu, Gray Resign? As Rep. Thomas Fallah Concedes Defeat, Congratulates Senator Dillon

Will Morlu, Gray Resign? As Rep. Thomas Fallah Concedes Defeat, Congratulates Senator Dillon Will Morlu, Gray Resign? As Rep. Thomas Fallah Concedes Defeat, Congratulates Senator Dillon Images Several vows were made publicly by two executives of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), the National Chairman of the CDC, Mulbah Morlu and a member of the legislature, Representative Moses Acarous Gray of District # 8 promising that if Senator Abraham Darius Dillon wins they will publicly resign their respective positions have turned the other way around. The boastful promises made t...

With Election Over, Power Struggle Begins at Legislature - Vimarsana News

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...