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Section 94, The Public Elections Act, 2012
Status not yet checkedThe Public Elections Act, 2012, Sierra Leone
(1) Upon receipt of the statement of the result of the pollfrom all the polling stations located in the district, the District Returning
Officer shall compile a summary of all the statements of the results
from the polling stations concerned and certify as many copies as
may be required of each summary to the Regional Returning Officer
showing the number of votes cast for each constituency candidate
or, as the case may be, each candidate in any other election held on
the same day.
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Delivery of
sealed ballot
boxes and
equipment to
District
Loss or
destruction of
sealed ballot
boxes.
Duty of
District
Officer
regarding
counting of
ballots.
Certificate of
result by
District
(2) Certified copies of the summary compiled under
subsection (1) shall be supplied to observers or counting agents
present at the office of the District Returning Officer.
(3) Upon receipt of the copies of the summary of results
compiled under subsection (1) by each of the District Returning
Officers in the electoral area, the Regional Returning Officer shall
compile a summary of all the results received from the District
Returning Officers and shall supply certified copies of his summaries
to the National Returning Officer and any observers or counting
agents present.
(4) Upon receipt of the summaries referred to in
subsection (3), the National Returning Officer shall cause those
summaries to be tallied and computed and shall at the end forthwith
declare the result of the election or elections as follows:–
(a) in the case of an election of the ordinary
members of Parliament, the number of votes
cast for each constituency candidate; and
(b) in the case of the election for a President held
the same day, in the manner prescribed in
section 52, and ensure that the statements of
the result of the polls and the sealed packages
containing the voting papers and all other
documents relating to the election, including
all forms whether used or not, are securely
kept by the Electoral Commission.
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