Côte d’Ivoire advances electoral reform: RHDP submits key proposals to interior ministry
The government of Côte d’Ivoire has taken a decisive step toward electoral reform, with the Rally of Houphouëtists for Democracy and Peace (RHDP) submitting formal proposals to the interior ministry on October 15, 2026. The move aims to address longstanding concerns over election transparency and institutional credibility.
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The proposals, presented during a closed-door meeting with Interior Minister Vagondo Diomandé, outline structural and operational changes to the electoral commission. These include enhanced oversight mechanisms, stricter voter registration protocols, and independent audits of election results.
Key changes proposed by the RHDP
- Strengthened Voter Verification: Implementation of biometric authentication systems to eliminate duplicate registrations.
- Independent Oversight: Establishment of a bipartisan commission to monitor voter rolls and polling station operations.
- Transparent Results Process: Real-time digital transmission of election results to a centralized monitoring platform.
- Clear Legal Framework: Updated electoral laws to include penalties for electoral fraud and manipulation.
Further details on the proposals are expected to be formally announced in the coming weeks.
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