Ethiopia
01 June 2026Ethiopians headed to the polls to choose 547 candidates to represent their needs. Observers from E-HORN and CEHRO monitored, learned from, and documented the process. What lessons were drawn from this election?
Ethiopia
1 June 2026
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Resources
Report on 7th General Election Observation Findings | CEHRO
Statement on 7th General Election Observation Findings | CEHRO
Press Release on 7th General Election Observation Findings | CEHRO
Ethiopia Learning Mission Report | E-HORN
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