Candidate deputies for the 2023 legislative elections express their dissatisfaction following the publication of provisional results by the CENI. According to Jean Baptiste Itipo, communications director of the CENI, the protesters now have 8 days to file their appeals with the Constitutional Court. However, for their challenge to be admissible, they must provide themselves with evidence, in particular the minutes.
The publication of the results by electoral constituency was made by the CENI led by Denis Kadima. Of the 500 deputies who are to sit in the National Assembly, the names of 477 have been made public. However, it is important to note that these results remain provisional until the electoral disputes are handled by the Constitutional Court. The final shutdowns are scheduled for March 12, 2024, according to the CENI calendar.
This period of electoral disputes is crucial, because it will make it possible to clarify the results and respond to possible disputes. Candidate deputies will have the opportunity to present their arguments to the Constitutional Court, based on the evidence they have gathered. The decision of the Constitutional Court will be decisive in establishing the final results of the 2023 legislative elections.
It is essential that this electoral dispute process takes place in a fair and transparent manner in order to guarantee the credibility of the electoral process. The appeals filed by the candidate deputies will make it possible to verify the validity of the results and to take into account possible irregularities. The Constitutional Court will thus have the responsibility of rendering impartial decisions and ensuring that the will of the people is respected.
In conclusion, candidate deputies now have 8 days to file their appeals with the Constitutional Court following the publication of the provisional results of the 2023 legislative elections. The period of electoral disputes will be decisive in establishing the final results. It is essential that this process takes place in a fair and transparent manner in order to guarantee the credibility of the electoral process.