The Coalition of Domestic Observers (CODEO) has expressed satisfaction with preliminary measures put in place by the Electoral Commission for the 2020 elections.
CODEO in its preliminary situational report stated that arrangements put in place by the EC for the setup and the opening of polls were adequate for most polling stations.
This was confirmed by 1,499 out of 1,502 observers from the coalition located in all 275 across the country.
Below is the full report;
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