Ethiopian election monitors at polling stations ensuring fair voting conditions.
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Conditions conducive for elections reported in most areas

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Monitoring teams from the Ethiopian National Election Board reported that conditions are conducive for elections in most parts of the country.

Monitoring teams from the Ethiopian National Election Board reported that conditions are conducive for holding elections in most areas of the country.

The teams submitted a detailed report on the security situation in areas where the seventh general election will take place. The board has held discussions with regions, city administrations, political parties and other stakeholders.

Board chair Melatwork Hailu said the platform aims to set next directions based on the report and discuss stakeholder roles. Some places still require attention, the teams noted.

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Discussions on X reflect skepticism from opposition parties and analysts about whether conditions are truly conducive for credible elections in Ethiopia, citing security issues, displacement, and perceived partisanship of the National Election Board, contrasting official reports of suitable environments in most areas; some posts note ongoing preparations despite concerns, with limited positive commentary on peaceful processes in past votes.

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Ethiopian political parties sign election code of conduct at a ceremonial event 100 days before the vote.
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Ethiopian parties sign election code of conduct

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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.

Ethiopian electoral board discusses election security with parties

In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's National Electoral Board has discussed the security situation in areas slated for upcoming elections with political parties. The board reported efforts to urge government bodies to address identified issues from its visits and observations. The parties assured the formation of a monitoring committee involving various stakeholders.

Government to provide support for successful seventh general election

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Afeworki Tagesse from the House of Peoples' Representatives stated that the government will provide all necessary support for the successful conduct of the seventh general election. This was announced during a national network meeting in Addis Ababa under the motto 'Institutions of justice and democracy are the backbone of a successful government growth.' The election is set to proceed as free, fair, and technology-enabled.

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Ethiopian election commission consults Tigray stakeholders in Addis Ababa

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Ethiopian electoral board offers candidates' training

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Tigray stakeholders submit agendas to national election commission

Ethiopia's national election board annuls decision on contested districts

Ethiopia's National Election Board has annulled a decision concerning election districts under the control of the Amhara and Tigray regional governments. This annulment follows a recommendation from the House of the Federation, addressing territorial disputes between the two regions.

Amhara national movement to fulfill role in democratic elections

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The chairman of the Amhara National Movement said the party will play its expected role to ensure the seventh general election is conducted democratically.

NEBE warns of election cancellations over voter registration coercion

The National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) has issued a stern warning that it may cancel elections in specific constituencies due to coercion in voter registration for the seventh general election. The board highlighted violations of electoral laws, including unauthorized door-to-door campaigns and threats linked to services. It directed authorities to halt such practices immediately.

MOE reports at least 91 possible electoral irregularities in 2026 elections

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The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) released its first report on the March 8, 2026, legislative election day, noting overall normality but at least 91 possible irregularities and crimes in 49 municipalities. Based on 70% of deployed observers, it highlights voter pressures and propaganda near polling stations. Heavy rains led to voting post relocations affecting thousands of voters.

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