total of 88.12% of the voters (5,521) have exercised their right to vote for the representatives for the Chief Executive (CE) Election Committee.
“We would like to have had more candidates for each subsector, more voters, more candidates, to participate in the elections for members of the electoral commission. For this year’s edition, we can see that the list of candidates already includes some new faces.”
“After this edition we will also evaluate all the work and also try [to find ways] to do more and better in terms of publicity or promotion,” she said.
Elected members can sign the oath declaration starting today
At the same press conference, Song said after this morning’s final presentation and confirmation of the election results, all the elected members would be able to immediately collect a pre-made declaration at the CAECE service counter and sign it, thus making their oaths official.
The declaration already includes the statutory oath according to the legal provisions of the new law for the election of the CE, she said.
This will be the next step in the Commission’s work to prepare the CE election that should take place in October this year, she added.
