Briefing Paper 68: Electoral Provisions in Libya’s Draft Constitution

DRI

01.03.2016

Summary

Libya’s draft constitution includes electoral provisions for President, for the Shura Council (House of Representatives and Senate), for provincial and local council elections and for referenda.

This Briefing Paper explores and comments on these Electoral Provisions as stipulated within the Libyan Constitutional Draft of February 2016.

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Briefing Paper 68: Electoral Provisions in Libya’s Draft Constitution

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