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Liberian Senate Confirms Weedor As Head Of NEC

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PHOTO: Jonathan K. Weedor, NEC acting Chair now confirmed by Senate
NEC Press Release
The Acting Chairperson of the National Elections Commission of Liberia (NEC-Liberia), Mr. Jonathan K. Weedor, has officially been confirmed as Chairperson by the Liberian Senate.
In an overwhelming vote on Tuesday, 9 June 2026, the Senate confirmed Mr. Weedor with 23 votes in favor out of 30 senators present, following recommendations from its Committee on Autonomous Agencies.
The confirmation paves the way for Chairperson Weedor to lead the National Elections Commission alongside the six other members of the Board of Commissioners (BoC).
As he assumes leadership of the Commission, Chairperson Weedor has reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to safeguarding the will of the Liberian people and strengthening the credibility and integrity of the country’s electoral process.
During his recent Senate confirmation hearing, he pledged to uphold what he described as ‘non-negotiable principles,’ emphasizing strict adherence to the Elections Law, collective institutional responsibility, and meaningful collaboration with all relevant stakeholders.
A highly experienced elections expert, Mr. Weedor stressed that his leadership will be guided by the Elections Law and strengthened through collective engagement with fellow Commissioners, NEC staff, political stakeholders, development partners, civil society organizations, and the Liberian people.
The NEC remains one of Liberia’s most important democratic institutions, responsible for administering elections and referenda while safeguarding the integrity of the nation’s democratic processes.
For more updates, follow NEC Liberia via its official website at www.necliberia.org and on Facebook at NEC Liberia.

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