February 21, 2019
Presidential Nomination Papers Presentation Pictures – 2019 Tripartite Elections
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This is to inform you that the statement, currently in circulation, regarding the above subject has not originated from the Malawi Electoral Commission and is, therefore, fake. Stakeholders are advised to disregard it. The Commission is currently meeting to
Introduction The Malawi Electoral Commission received nomination papers from Local Government, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections candidates from 4 to 8th February 2019. The Commission announced that it will conduct a detailed analysis of the nomination papers to ensure that
MACRA and Malawi Electoral Commission are working hand in hand to make sure that the 2019 elections are free and fair. The two institutions have shared their work plan on how they intend to work, regulate and monitor the
The Malawi Electoral Commission is informing the public it has registered 875,138 people in phase two of the voter registration exercise. This total represents 83 percent of the projected number for the phase which was 1,048,080 registrants. The total number of registered voters is also 97 percent
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The month of May marks exactly two years since we had the first Tripartite Elections in Malawi where elections are held once every five years, not considering by-elections. Immediately after the elections, MEC came out to tout the electoral
Donald Trump has secured enough voters to be candidate for the Republican Party. It was very clear that the Republican portiburo were against his choice and were scheming means of stopping him. Some even came out in the open
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