The Law : Time To Start Printing Materials

After the rulings on pre-electoral petitions by the Constitutional Council as regards to the election of Members of the National Assembly and Administrative Courts concerning that of  municipal councillors ahead of the February 9, 2019 twin elections, materials for the elections can  now be printed with all certainty.
Section 88 (1) of the Electoral Code provides that, “The General Directorate of Elections shall, for every candidate, party or list of candidates running in the election, print a number of ballot papers equivalent to the number of electors registered, plus one quarter thereof, as well as campaign ballot papers”. Subsection 2 indicates that, “The size of ballot papers shall be determined by decision of the General Directorate of Elections, after consultation with the Electoral Board.”
As for campaign ballot papers, Section ...