Haiti postpones December elections
Haiti's Provisional Electoral Council delayed presidential and legislative elections set for December 13, citing technical, operational and security requirements.
Why it matters
The delay prolongs Haiti's lack of elected leadership as gang violence grips the country.
Background
Haiti has not held national elections since 2016, and President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021. Armed gangs control much of the capital, and transitional authorities have struggled to organise a vote.
The story so far
- Haiti postpones December elections
- Haiti postpones December elections
Sources
- AFP ↗October 6, 2026
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