Participants in the Ivato consultations propose a 30-day referendum campaign and retaining a 90-day period between the call for the vote and polling. Electoral rolls would be displayed 60 days before the vote and available online, according to Madagascar Tribune.
Participants in the Ivato consultations propose a 30-day referendum campaign and retaining a 90-day period between the call for the vote and polling. Electoral rolls would be displayed 60 days before the vote and available online, according to Madagascar Tribune.
Political consultations in Ivato have identified the constitutional referendum as the first election of the Refoundation period and the main political event of 2027. The electoral roll call would remain set at 90 days and voter lists would be displayed 60 days before the vote, according to L’Express de Madagascar.
Madagascar’s High Constitutional Court says a referendum to adopt a new Constitution could legally be held before the presidential election. The proposal would be debated by the Council of Ministers, approved by three-quarters of the National Assembly and then put to voters, according to the HCC’s opinion of 4 November, reported by Madagascar Tribune.