Presidential election (25 October 2025)

  • 82% of polling stations were accessible to persons with reduced mobility, including persons with disabilities, pregnant women, and the elderly, while 18% lacked ramps or adequate access.
  • Electoral officials verified that voters’ names were on the voter list in 92% of polling stations observed before allowing them to vote.
  • 96% of voters were marked with indelible ink after voting, showing strong compliance with anti-fraud measures.
  • Priority voting for elderly voters, persons with disabilities, pregnant women, and pregnant or nursing mothers was respected in 94% of polling stations observed.
  • 27% of voters were initially redirected to the wrong polling station, indicating challenges with voter information or signage.

Legislative election (27 December 2025)

  • Citizen participation was acceptable in 69% of observed legislative campaign events, with women participating at 60% and youth at 45%.
  • Security personnel were present in 69% of observed campaign activities during the legislative campaign.
  • 42% of campaign events involved material gifts to electorates, a practice regulated by electoral law.
  • In 89% of campaign events, candidates informed citizens about elections and civic duties, and campaign posters and billboards were widely visible.
  • No widespread violence occurred during the legislative campaign, with intimidation reported in only 2% of events.
  • Preliminary results were accepted unanimously in observed constituencies, with no contestation or violence reported.