EC Warns Stakeholders Against Electoral Interference Ahead of Local Council Polls

Uganda's Electoral Commission (EC) has issued a stern warning to all stakeholders involved in the electoral process. The commission emphasized that interfering with the roles and functions of other institutions jeopardizes the credibility of upcoming elections, particularly the local council polls.

The EC's directive aims to foster a more organized and transparent electoral environment. By cautioning against inter-institutional interference, the commission seeks to uphold the integrity of the election process and ensure that each body can perform its duties without undue influence. This move is seen as crucial for maintaining public trust in the electoral outcomes.

Stakeholders are urged to respect the defined mandates of each institution to prevent any actions that could be perceived as attempts to manipulate or undermine the election's fairness. The commission's statement underscores a commitment to safeguarding the democratic process in Uganda.

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The Electoral Commission (EC) has warned stakeholders in electoral process against interfering in the roles of other institutions, saying such actions threaten the credibility of elections.