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Elections Legal Timeline

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Legal Timeline for the 2010 Presidential and Legislative Elections

The legal timeline:

Following the presidential decree issued on October 23, 2009 calling for presidential and legislative elections to be held on January 24, 2010, the CEC announces the legal timeline of electoral procedures, based on the Law-in-Decree No. 1 of 2007 for general elections.

Electoral event Legal period (days) Date of implementation
Voter registration, exhibition and challenge 

5

10-14/11/2009
Processing of applications and appeals

5

15-19/11/2009
Appealing the CEC decisions before the electoral court

2

20-21/11/2009
Adjudications of the appeals by the court

5

21-25/11/2009
Commencement of nomination

12

30/11 - 11/12/2009
Last date to withdraw nominations of parliamentary candidates

1

9/12/2009
Closing of nomination

1

11/12/2009
Processing of nomination applications

5

11-15/12/2009
Publishing of the preliminary list of candidates

1

17/12/2009
Receiving of objections to the candidates list

3

17-19/12/2009
Processing of objections to the candidates list

3

20-22/12/2009
Appealing the CEC decisions on the nominations before the electoral court

3

23-25/12/2009
Adjudication of the appeals submitted on the nominations by the court

7

25-31/12/2009
Last date to withdraw nominations for presidential candidates and lists

1

1/1/2010
Commencement of the accreditation of candidates’ and lists’ agents and representatives

14

2-15/1/2010
Publishing of the final register of electoral lists 

1

2/1/2010
Commencement of electoral campaigning

21

2-22/1/2010
Early voting for security forces

1

22/1/2010
End of electoral campaigning

1

23/1/2010
Polling day

1

24/1/2010
Announcement of the preliminary election results and commencement of the final counting process

2

25-26/1/2010
Announcement of the final election results

14

25/1 - 7/2/2010
Publishing of the final election results

1

7/2/2010
Submission of appeals on the elections results to the electoral court

2

8-9/2/2010
Second round of elections if none of the presidential candidates obtains an absolute majority of votes

15

8-22/2/2010
Adjudication of appeals by the electoral court

5

10-14/2/2010

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