US EditionBoakai 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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La Comisión Nacional Electoral (CNE) de Liberia proclamó formalmente el lunes al líder del principal partido de oposición del país, Joseph Boakai, como ganador en la segunda vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales de 2023, llevadas a cabo el pasado 14 de noviembre después que los comicios del 10 de octubre terminaran sin un claro ganador. LEA TAMBIÉN: Presidente George Weah reconoce su derrota electoral en Liberia Boakai, candidato por el Part…
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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