Highlights of Public Dialogue on Electoral Reform - PICTORIAL
Comm. Tom Buruku noted that Commission is a key advocate for reform of various provisions of electoral laws as one way of ensuring free and fair polls
DP's Prof. Mukiibi argued that many of our people are still struggling to understand the electoral process, and are easily misled during elections
, Abed Bwanika, PDP, proposed a joint summit for parties to discuss, harmonise and present their position on electoral reform..JPG)
Former Presidential Candidate (2006), Abed Bwanika, PDP, proposed a joint summit for parties to discuss, harmonise and present their position on electoral reform
Hon. Betty Kamya, FDC, MP Lubaga North noted that most political party primaries do not adhere to principles of free and fair elecions
 expressed concern over the delay in amending electoral laws, which can have negative impact on the electoral process..JPG)
Hon. Bidandi Ssali (PPP) expressed concern over the delay in amending electoral laws, which can have negative impact on the electoral process
 counselled leaders to support electoral reforms for stability of the country..JPG)
Hon. Paul K. Semogerere (DP) counselled leaders to support electoral reforms for stability of the country
Prof. Jean J. Barya made a presentation on how weak electoral laws and unethical conduct can derail the country's democratisation process
Some of the participants at the Public Dialogue
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