Why Supplementary Elections Are Delayed – INEC

Why Supplementary Elections Are Delayed – INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced that supplementary elections will be held in some states once the delimitation details of the constituencies involved are available.

Featus Okoye, the commission’s National Commissioner in charge of Information and Voter Education, told The Nation that the commission was determined to complete the supplementary elections.

According to the national commissioner, INEC may make a decision on when to hold supplementary elections in 13 states on Saturday.

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He said: “The commission may take a decision on Saturday on the exact date for the conduct of supplementary elections.

“We must first harvest the delimitation details of all the places where supplementary elections have been indicated. We have elections in Plateau, Imo, Anambra, Kebbi, Adamawa, Sokoto and other places.

“We are determined to conclude the supplementary elections as soon as possible.

“However, we must print the ballot papers for the areas. We must assemble the staff that will run the election. We must engage the transporters to move materials and the staff.

“More importantly, we must put together the funds for the supplementary elections. All these will be possible when the delimitation details are available.”

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