The Police have affirmed that the Woman MP by-election process continues to be tranquil, with no reported violations since the Electoral Commission revealed the roadmap on February 12, 2024.
The by-election arises following the vacancy left by Cecilia Barbra Atim Ogwal, who passed away on January 18 of this year, leaving the Woman MP position unfilled.
Scheduled for March 21, 2024, the by-election holds significance in ensuring representation for the constituency.
Despite the absence of Cecilia Barbra Atim Ogwal, the electoral process progresses smoothly, with no disruptions reported.
The peaceful conduct of the by-election is crucial for upholding democratic principles and ensuring the voice of the people of Dokolo district is heard.
The Electoral Commission’s unveiling of the roadmap marked the beginning of a structured process leading up to the by-election date.
Through collaboration between law enforcement agencies, electoral officials, and stakeholders, efforts are made to maintain the integrity and fairness of the electoral process.
Public awareness campaigns and voter education initiatives contribute to promoting transparency and citizen participation in the by-election.
The role of the Police in ensuring security and maintaining order throughout the electoral period is paramount to fostering an environment conducive to free and fair elections.
With continued vigilance and adherence to electoral guidelines, stakeholders aim to uphold the democratic values of the electoral process.
As the by-election date approaches, stakeholders remain committed to upholding peace and facilitating a smooth transition of leadership in Dokolo district.
