Election Commission prepares for long-awaited Local Govt Elections following General Polls

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By: Isuru Parakrama

October 03, Colombo (LNW): The Election Commission has confirmed its readiness to conduct the long-overdue 2023 Local Government Elections, which are set to take place soon after the conclusion of the upcoming General Elections.

In an official statement, the Commission announced that the exact dates for the Local Government polls will be disclosed after the General Elections are completed.

This development comes after a series of legal battles and financial negotiations surrounding the allocation of funds necessary for the election process.

The Commission assured that they have engaged in preliminary discussions with key stakeholders to ensure the smooth execution of the elections.

The delay in the Local Government elections has been a point of contention, with various political and public entities calling for clarity on the matter.

The Commission has now confirmed that all preparatory work has been finalised, paving the way for the elections to proceed without further setbacks.

The Commission also reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring a transparent and efficient electoral process, highlighting that all the logistical and administrative groundwork has been laid.

This announcement will likely ease concerns over the extended delay, as many local bodies have been functioning without elected representatives for a considerable period.

The public eagerly anticipates these Local Government elections, which will play a critical role in revitalising local governance and addressing community-level issues.

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