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Senegal’s Presidential Election Delay Worries United States Department of State

Senegal’s Presidential Election Delay Worries United States Department of State
February 7, 2024



The United States expresses serious concerns about the decision to postpone Senegal’s presidential election scheduled for February 25, which goes against Senegal’s long-standing democratic values. The U.S. is particularly troubled by reports of security forces forcibly removing lawmakers who opposed a bill to delay the election, resulting in a questionable National Assembly vote. The United States strongly urges the Senegalese government to proceed with the presidential election as outlined in the Constitution and electoral laws. Additionally, the U.S. calls for the immediate restoration of full Internet access and the safeguarding of freedoms for peaceful assembly and expression, including for journalists. The United States commits to staying involved with all parties and regional partners in the coming days.

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