Boakai Declared Winner of Liberia Presidential Election
- Joseph Boakai won Liberia's presidential election with 50.64% of the vote, defeating incumbent George Weah.
- Weah gracefully accepted the results, promoting a peaceful transition. The United States congratulated Boakai and urged citizens to accept the outcome.
- There are pending appeals regarding the election conduct in Nimba County that the electoral commission has 30 days to investigate and decide.
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Opposition candidate officially declared Liberia's president-elect after incumbent concedes
Election officials in Liberia on Monday formally declared Joseph Boakai the president-elect, three days after incumbent George Weah conceded defeat based on the runoff vote's provisional results. According to the National Elections Commission, Boakai won with 50.64% of the second round balloting while Weah took 49.36%. "We are at the point where we will prepare for transition, begin the plan for inauguration, as we jump-start the activities of g…
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