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Libya politics - Elections postponed

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“In order to put Libya back on a peaceful transition path, the country needs a new national dialogue supported by the UN and the international community. It should bring together all Libyan stakeholders, including civil society, representatives of ethnic minorities (like the Amazigh and Tebu), marginalised areas (like Fezza) and marginalised groups (like women and youth) and seek to establish consensus on the electoral process, relevant lawmaking, transfer of power, and division of powers among state institutions.”

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Senior Fellow at the Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding in the Edmund A Walsh School of Foreign Service and Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security at Georgetown University
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“We refuse to postpone the elections. I am talking about the opinion of the entire Libyan street. We, as citizens of the south [region], support holding the elections on time, frankly.”

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Resident of the Libyan capital Tripoli
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“Our standard of living has dropped, our salaries haven't changed despite inflation and we're living in an unstable environment. The main players in the conflict, who mostly then decided to stand in the elections, knew they had little chance of winning. That's why they disrupted it.”

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Engineer in Benghazi Libya
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“I'm happy the presidential elections aren't happening. To hold elections, you have to have a foundation. Our foundation is a constitution. If we don't have a constitution that identifies what kind of governing system we have, and the powers a president has, how can we vote for a president?”

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Tripoli resident
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“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
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“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
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