Ethiopia's National Election Commission has had its term extended by eight months. This decision allows the commission to continue its operations.
Ethiopia's National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) has seen its term extended by eight months. This information was reported by Fana Media Corporation. The commission is responsible for managing elections in the country. No further details on the rationale for this extension were provided in the sources. The news was published on January 18, 2026.
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Ethiopia's National Election Board launched a code of conduct for candidates in the upcoming general election. At an event, 48 political parties signed the code and unveiled their campaign symbols. This occurred 100 days before the vote.
Ethiopia's National Electoral Board of Ethiopia has postponed the voter registration date, according to a report from Addis Fortune today. Details on the new date or reasons were not provided in the announcement.
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Ethiopia's National Electoral Board has postponed the start of candidate registration for the seventh general election from February 7 to February 28, 2018. The decision, announced in Addis Ababa, aims to accommodate ongoing preparations. Board spokesperson Melatwork Haile provided the update.
Ethiopia's national election approaches in June 2026 amid a subdued atmosphere, particularly among young voters aged 18 to 30 who encounter politics mainly in passing on social media. The event unfolds with muted enthusiasm compared to past cycles that energized streets and campuses.
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Under Proclamation No. 1162/2011 Article 124, the Ethiopian National Electoral Board provides civic and political education as well as candidates' training through various methods to reach sufficient electoral networks. The board also grants permission to civil society organizations and educational institutions to conduct such training.
Under Ethiopia's constitution, every Ethiopian citizen has the right to vote and run for office without discrimination. This right is outlined in Article 38(1) and detailed in election laws.
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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is enhancing its processes to better the voting experience for the 2026 Local Government Elections. Although 2025 was not an election year, the commission concentrated on legislative reforms and preparations amid expectations of a highly contested poll. Electronic voting has been ruled out for now, with further consultations ongoing.