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Elections in Libya

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Adel Karmous
Adel Karmous

“We were expecting that the elections weren't going to happen on December 24, but now setting a new date will also be a contentious issue. From a legal standpoint, the parliament must agree with the High Council of State on a new date. The question now is how long will the postponement be for? And will they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework?”

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Member of parliament in Libya
23 Dec 2021 3 4
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Al Hadi al-Sagheer
Al Hadi al-Sagheer

“After consulting the technical, judicial and security reports, we inform you of the impossibility of holding the elections on the date of December 24, 2021, provided for by the electoral law.”

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Chairman of the Libyan High National Electoral Commission
22 Dec 2021 2 4
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Fadel Lamen
Fadel Lamen

“Some of us are trying to crystallise a new roadmap. There are different scenarios: a very short postponement, just a shift in the date to clarify the outstanding legal issues, such as a candidate's qualifications, or a longer six-month delay, but once you go for such a long delay anything can happen.”

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Libyan leading presidential candidate
21 Dec 2021 3 4
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Malik Traina
Malik Traina

“This is the first official sign [the High National Electoral Commission's document] that the elections are not going to be going through. The head of the electoral commission has ordered for the electoral committees and the administrative offices to go back to their positions before the elections as if the elections aren't going to happen. Basically what this means is that he's told the temporary workers and the administrators in the polling stations to stop their work, to put away all the election equipment.”

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Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli
21 Dec 2021 2 3
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Malik Traina
Malik Traina

“They definitely seem [to be] moving forward a plan to get the elections to happen as scheduled. But there are other questions that remain unanswered, such as the legislative bodies - one of which is based in eastern Libya, and the other in western Libya. They're supposed to agree on a constitutional framework for these elections to happen, that includes who can run for president, what kind of powers does a president have.”

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Al Jazeera's correspondent
07 Nov 2021 6 3
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Emadeddin Badi
Emadeddin Badi

“Behind the scenes, there are increasingly overt tensions between political players… that are catalysed by the impeding electoral deadline of the 24th of December.”

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Libya expert - Analyst at the Geneva-based Global Initiative
07 Nov 2021 3 4
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Fadel Lamen
Fadel Lamen

“The stability initiative aimed to put stability first and so postpone the elections on the grounds that Libya is not ready for them. We have to go ahead with the elections cognisant of the consequences of not holding them for the whole region.”

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Former head of the Libyan-American council
24 Oct 2021 1 3
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Jan Kubis
Jan Kubis

“Not holding the elections could gravely deteriorate the situation in the country, could lead to division and conflict. I urge the Libyan actors to join forces and ensure inclusive, free, fair parliamentary and presidential elections, which are to be seen as the essential step in further stabilizing and uniting Libya.”

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Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya
10 Sep 2021 1 3
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