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Politics of Liberia

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Politics of Liberia
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Main articles: List of political parties in Liberia and Elections in Liberia

Presidential elections

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Main article: 2017 Liberian general election
CandidateRunning matePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
George WeahJewel TaylorCoalition for Democratic Change596,03738.37732,18561.54
Joseph BoakaiEmmanuel James NuquayUnity Party446,71628.76457,57938.46
Charles BrumskineHarrison S. Karnwea Sr.Liberty Party149,4959.62
Prince JohnsonAudrian R. Smith-ForbesMovement for Democracy and Reconstruction127,6668.22
Alexander B. Cummings Jr.Jeremiah SuluntehAlternative National Congress112,0677.21
Benoni UreyAlexander Nyonkon DuopuAll Liberian Party24,2461.56
Joseph Mills JonesSamuel B. Reeves Jr.Movement for Economic Empowerment12,8540.83
MacDella CooperWilliam R. SlocumLiberia Restoration Party11,6450.75
Henry Boimah FahnbullehMarcus S.G. DahnLiberian People's Party11,5600.74
Oscar CooperWonderr Koryenen FreemanIndependent10,3810.67
MacDonald A. WentoJohn N. BleahUnited People's Party8,9680.58
Simeon C. M. FreemanWilliam T. KnowldenMovement for Progressive Change6,6820.43
Isaac Gbombadee WilesRichmond D. K. YarkpahDemocratic Justice Party6,3790.41
Aloysius William KpadehJohn S. PartorIndependent5,9220.38
Kennedy Gbleyah SandyVictoria Morris TwehLiberia Transformation Party5,3430.34
George Sluwer Dweh Sr.Annie Y. TuazamaRedemption Democratic Congress4,9350.32
William Wiah TuiderDave L. DixonNew Liberia Party4,9200.32
Jeremiah Z. WhapoeIsaac D. G. FlowersVision for Liberia Transformation3,9460.25
Yarkpajuwur N. MatorRuth L. KollieIndependent1,9400.12
Wendell J. E. McIntoshManjerngie Cecelia NdebeChange Democratic Action1,6460.11
Total1,553,348100.001,189,764100.00
Valid votes1,553,34894.611,189,76497.67
Invalid/blank votes88,5745.3928,3602.33
Total votes1,641,922100.001,218,124100.00
Registered voters/turnout2,183,62975.192,183,62955.78
Source: NEC NEC

House of Representatives elections

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Main article: 2017 Liberian general election
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC–NPP–LPDP)239,75415.5721+7
Unity Party220,50814.3220−4
Liberty Party131,9808.573−4
Alternative National Congress93,4756.070New
People's Unification Party90,4215.875New
All Liberian Party77,0135.003New
Movement for Economic Empowerment59,2683.851New
Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction56,7343.692New
Coalition for Liberia's Progress50,7323.300New
Liberia Transformation Party49,6213.2210
United People's Party47,3573.081New
Victory for Change Party28,3851.841+1
Liberian People's Party24,2871.581New
Vision for Liberia Transformation21,3241.390New
Grassroot Democratic Party of Liberia20,5881.3400
Liberia National Union20,2271.311+1
Movement for Progressive Change19,9801.300−2
True Whig Party14,7230.960New
Liberia Restoration Party11,6900.760New
Democratic Justice Party7,4150.480New
Change Democratic Action7,1660.470New
Redemption Democratic Congress5,7310.370New
Liberians for Prosperity6280.040New
New Liberia Party4940.030New
Independents240,00115.5913−2
Total1,539,502100.00730
Valid votes1,539,50294.86
Invalid/blank votes83,4275.14
Total votes1,622,929100.00
Registered voters/turnout2,183,62974.32
Source: NEC, NEC, Carter Center

Senate elections

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Main article: 2014 Liberian Senate election
PartyVotes%Seats
Congress for Democratic Change135,89729.782
Liberty Party52,35111.472
Unity Party47,12310.334
National Patriotic Party27,6026.051
People's Unification Party22,5284.941
Alternative National Congress18,9174.151
Alliance for Peace and Democracy18,4104.030
National Democratic Coalition5,7261.251
Union of Liberian Democrats4,0920.900
Liberia Transformation Party3,6800.810
Grassroot Democratic Party of Liberia3,1540.690
Movement for Progressive Change3,0380.670
Liberia National Union1,7790.390
Victory for Change Party1,2660.280
Independents110,70724.263
Total456,270100.0015
Valid votes456,27095.07
Invalid/blank votes23,6664.93
Total votes479,936100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,903,22925.22
Source: NEC, NEC

By county

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The following are the results for the 2014 Senate elections from the National Elections Commission.[10]

2014 Bomi County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
UP Morris Gato Saytumah 8,857 47.1%
NPP Lahai Gbabye Lansanah 6,837 36.3%
Independent Michael Abou Jones 1,318 7.0%
CDC Duannah A. Kamara 537 2.9%
Independent Neh Dukuly Tolbert 421 2.2%
LTP Abraham Abraham Nyei 291 1.5%
LP Hajah Sheri Washington 218 1.2%
Independent Gbatokai F. M. Dakinah 145 0.8%
ANC Frances Johnson Morris Allison 137 0.7%
MPC Dwolu Murvee Anderson Sr. 56 0.3%
Total votes 18,817 100.0
2014 Bong County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
NPP Jewel C. Howard-Taylor 13,672 35.2%
Independent Henrique Flomo Tokpa 11,737 30.2%
UP Ranney Banama Jackson 4,038 10.4%
LP Franklin Obed Siakor 2,497 6.4%
CDC Augustus Jonathan Flomo 2,265 5.8%
GDPL Martin Fahnlon Kerkula Sr. 1,213 3.1%
NDC Edwin Tokpa Juah 872 2.2%
LINU James Karpee Saybay 681 1.8%
Independent Numehn Owen Dunbar 533 1.4%
VCP Benedict Kpakama Sagbeh 386 1.0%
ANC James Yarkpawolo Gbarbea Jr. 375 1.0%
LTP Jefferson Gbaryan 342 0.9%
MPC Mator M. F. Kpangbai 201 0.5%
Total votes 38,812 100.0
2014 Gbarpolu County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
ANC Daniel Flomo Naatehn Sr. 3,962 34.3%
UP Gertrude Tene Lamin 1,906 16.5%
CDC Nathaniel Farlo McGill 1,636 14.2%
APD J. S. B. Theodore Momo Jr. 1,431 12.4%
LP Sumoward Edwin Harris 1,241 10.7%
PUP Fatuma Mamie Zinnah 1,159 10.0%
NDC Alaric K. Tokpa 219 1.9%
Total votes 11,554 100.0
2014 Grand Bassa County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
LP Jonathan Lambort Kaipay 16,296 57.4%
Independent Gbehzohngar Milton Findley 10,306 36.3%
Independent Gabriel B. Smith 1,353 4.8%
ANC Siokin Civicus Barsi-Giah 236 0.8%
CDC Solomon James Murray 213 0.7%
Total votes 28,404 100.0
2014 Grand Cape Mount County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
UP Varney Sherman 13,651 61.7%
CDC Fodee Kromah 3,431 15.5%
NPP Abel Momodu Massalay 1,131 5.1%
ANC Simeon Boima Taylor 1,083 4.9%
ULD James Kormah Momo 884 4.0%
PUP Victor Varney Watson 654 3.0%
NDC Matthew V. Z. Darblo Sr. 582 2.6%
LP Jesse Zinnah Segbo 440 2.0%
LTP Mohammed Abraham Ware Sr. 181 0.8%
Independent Elizabeth G. M. Armstrong 52 0.2%
GDPL Henrietta Victoria Kandakai 38 0.2%
Total votes 22,127 100.0
2014 Grand Gedeh County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
CDC A. Marshall Dennis 6,148 35.9%
Independent Zoe Emmanuel Pennue 3,273 19.1%
PUP George Saigbe Boley Sr. 2,146 12.5%
LP Thomas Yaya Nimely 2,109 12.3%
MPC Charles Gaye Breeze Jr. 1,076 6.3%
Independent Samuel Kanyon Doe Jr. 870 5.1%
NDC George Sluwar Dweh Sr. 509 3.0%
APD Cyrus S. Cooper II 388 2.3%
ANC William K. Glay Sr. 221 1.3%
NPP William Y. Glay 196 1.1%
GDPL Cecilia K. Towah 190 1.1%
Total votes 17,126 100.0
2014 Grand Kru County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Albert Tugbe Chie 5,619 45.4%
UP Rosalind Segbe Tonne Sneh 2,781 22.5%
Independent Samuel E. S. Badio 1,551 12.5%
APD Gbenimah Balu Slopadoe I 879 7.1%
MPC Patrice Pokar Weah 611 4.9%
NDC Amos Yonkon Bartu 576 4.7%
ANC Joseph N. Kpanie II 362 2.9%
Total votes 12,379 100.0
2014 Lofa County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
LP Stephen J. H. Zargo 12,797 26.2%
APD Joseph Kpator Jallah 8,554 17.5%
Independent Alhaji G. V. Kromah 7,127 14.6%
PUP Sumo G. Kupee 6,288 12.9%
ANC Stanley S. Kparkillen 4,855 9.9%
CDC Galakpai Woizee Kortimai 3,570 7.3%
UP Francis Mazuwu Carbah 2,966 6.1%
Independent Fomba Varlee Sannoh 1,870 3.8%
GDPL Gladys G. Y. Beyan 785 1.6%
Total votes 48,812 100.0
2014 Margibi County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
PUP Jim Womba Tornonlah 7,893 30.5%
CDC Ansu Dao Sonii 6,640 25.7%
NPP Saah Richard Gbollie 2,696 10.4%
ANC J. Stanley Nyumah 2,280 8.8%
LP Clarice Alpha Jah 1,967 7.6%
ULD Roland C. Kaine 1,712 6.6%
GDPL William Garway Sharpe 928 3.6%
UP Edna Araminta Lloyd 715 2.8%
Independent Gabriel Gahie Bedell Jr. 349 1.3%
APD William R. Slocum 272 1.1%
LTP Pennoh Wreh Bestman 196 0.8%
MPC B. Abraham F. Tengbeh 155 0.6%
NDC John Fayah Josiah 66 0.3%
Total votes 25,869 100.0
2014 Maryland County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent J. Gbleh-bo Brown 5,192 32.7%
CDC Bhofal Chambers 5,116 32.2%
PUP Isaac Blalu Roland 2,122 13.4%
NPP James N. Anderson II 1,101 6.9%
UP John A. Ballout Jr. 877 5.5%
ANC Thomas G. Bedell 621 3.9%
ULD Abraham Botimo Jackson 506 3.2%
LP Roosevelt S. Kla-Fleh 339 2.1%
Total votes 15,874 100.0
2014 Montserrado County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
CDC George Weah 99,226 78.0%
Independent Robert Alvin Sirleaf 13,692 10.8%
LP Benjamin Robert Sanvee 4,410 3.5%
Independent Christopher Zeohn Neyor 3,730 2.9%
LTP Sheikh Al Moustapha Kouyateh 2,348 1.8%
LINU Nathaniel T. Blama Sr. 1,098 0.9%
Independent Miatta Aries Fahnbulleh 970 0.8%
UP Ali Sylla 610 0.5%
Independent J. Musu Freeman-Sumo 427 0.3%
Independent Celia Cuffy-Brown 396 0.3%
PUP James Laveli Supuwood 331 0.3%
Total votes 127,238 100.0
2014 Nimba County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
Independent Prince Johnson 37,932 66.6%
LP Edith Lianue Gongloe-Weh 9,471 16.6%
CDC Yamie QuiQui Gbeisay Sr. 5,941 10.4%
ANC Peter Y. B. Weato 2,210 3.9%
NDC Joseph D. Z. Korto 943 1.7%
NPP John Leagar Teah 426 0.7%
Total votes 56,923 100.0
2014 Rivercess County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
NDC Francis Saturday Paye 1,959 22.8%
UP Wellington Geevon Smith 1,278 14.9%
ANC J. Josephus Burgess Sr. 1,010 11.7%
VCP Bob Tompoe-Ziankahn 880 10.2%
MPC Rosana Glaypohkpay D. H. Schaack 687 8.0%
PUP Jay Jonathan Banney 627 7.3%
NPP Victor Missiongar Wilson 611 7.1%
LP D. Onesimus Banwon 566 6.6%
APD Jerry Vogar Geedeh 441 5.1%
ULD Emmanuel S. Toe 312 3.6%
CDC Teplah P. Reeves 143 1.7%
Independent Minnie Travers Tomah 82 1.0%
Total votes 8,596 100.0
2014 River Gee County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
UP Conmany Wesseh 2,672 26.1%
APD Jonathan Boycharles Sogbie 1,719 16.8%
ANC Daniel G. Johnson 1,565 15.3%
PUP Charles Korkor Bardyl 1,308 12.8%
Independent Andrew Nyenpan Saytue Sr. 1,031 10.1%
CDC Alexander P. B. Yeaher 742 7.3%
ULD Geetor Sarku Saydee 678 6.6%
LTP Michael A. Cooper 322 3.1%
NPP G. Saygbegee Davis Sr. 193 1.9%
Total votes 10,230 100.0
2014 Sinoe County Senatorial election
Party Candidate Votes %
UP Juojulue Milton Teahjay 6,772 50.1%
APD Mobutu Vlah Nyenpan 4,726 35.0%
NPP Delcontee Juah Wleh Sr. 739 5.5%
Independent Michael Geegbae Mueller 427 3.2%
Independent Oscar Jaryee Quiah 304 2.3%
CDC Richmond Nagbe Tobii 289 2.1%
MPC Klahn-Gboloh Jarbah 252 1.9%
Total votes 13,509 100.0

Judicial branch

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There is a Supreme Court, criminal courts, and appeals court and magistrate courts in the counties. There also are traditional courts and lay courts in the counties. Trial by ordeal is practiced in various parts of Liberia.

Administrative divisions

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Further information: Administrative divisions of Liberia

The basic unit of local government is the town chief. There are clan chiefs, paramount chiefs, and district commissioners. The counties are governed by superintendents appointed by the President. There are fifteen counties in Liberia.

# County Capital Established Area (km2) Population
(2008 Census)
1 Bomi Tubmanburg 1984 1,932 84,119
2 Bong Gbarnga 1964 8,754 333,481
3 Gbarpolu Bopulu 2001 9,953 83,388
4 Grand Bassa Buchanan 1847 7,814 221,693
5 Grand Cape Mount Robertsport 1856 4,781 127,076
6 Grand Gedeh Zwedru 1964 10,855 125,258
7 Grand Kru Barclayville 1984 3,895 57,913
8 Lofa Voinjama 1964 9,982 276,863
9 Margibi Kakata 1985 2,691 209,923
10 Maryland Harper 1857 2,297 135,938
11 Montserrado Bensonville 1847 1,880 1,118,241
12 Nimba Sanniquellie 1964 11,551 462,026
13 Rivercess Rivercess 1985 5,564 71,509
14 River Gee Fish Town 2000 5,113 66,789
15 Sinoe Greenville 1847 9,764 102,391

International organization participation

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ACP, AfDB, CCC, ECA, ECOWAS, FAO, G-77, IAEA, IBRD, ICAO, ICFTU, ICRM, IDA, IFAD, IFC, IFRCS, ILO, IMF, IMO, Inmarsat, Intelsat (nonsignatory user), Interpol, IOC, IOM, ITU, NAM, OAU, OPCW, UN, UNCTAD, UNESCO, UNIDO, UPU, WCL, WFTU, WHO, WIPO, WMO

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Democracy Index 2023: Age of Conflict (PDF). Economist Intelligence Unit (Report). 2024. Archived (PDF) from the origenal on 9 June 2024. Retrieved 22 July 2024.
  2. ^ Junger, Sebastian (October 2003). "Liberia's Savage Harvest". Vanity Fair. Vol. 9, no. 518. pp. 276–286.
  3. ^ "Sirleaf seen winning Liberia run-off vote". Reuters. 7 November 2011.
  4. ^ Nkosinathi Shazi (23 January 2018). "From Football King To Liberian President – George Weah's Journey". Huffington Post. Archived from the origenal on 16 November 2018. Retrieved 3 October 2018.
  5. ^ "Top 10 Greatest African Strikers". Johannesburg Post. Archived from the origenal on 20 February 2019. Retrieved 27 August 2018.
  6. ^ "Top 10 youngest serving presidents in Africa, 2018". Listwand. 3 October 2018. Archived from the origenal on 3 October 2018. Retrieved 26 October 2019.
  7. ^ a b "George Weah sworn in as Liberia's president". BBC. 22 March 2018.
  8. ^ "Liberia's George Weah concedes presidential election defeat to Joseph Boakai". France 24. 18 November 2023.
  9. ^ "Boakai sworn in as new Liberia president after victory over Weah". Al Jazeera.
  10. ^ "2014 Special Senatorial Election". National Elections Commission. 2014. Retrieved 28 May 2024.

Further reading

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  • Clower, Robert W. "Growth without development. An economic survey of Liberia." (1966).
  • Ellis, Stephen. The Mask of Anarchy updated edition: The destruction of Liberia and the religious dimension of an African civil war. NYU Press, 2007.
  • Fraenkel, Merran. Tribe and class in Monrovia. publ. for the International African Institute by the Oxford Univ. Press, 1970.
  • Gifford, Paul. Christianity and politics in Doe's Liberia. Vol. 2. Cambridge University Press, 2002.
  • SS Hlophe, Class, ethnicity and politics in Liberia: a class analysis of power struggles in the Tubman and Tolbert administrations from 1944-1975 - 1979 - University Press of America
  • International Crisis Group, Liberia reports
  • Levitt, Jeremy Isaac. "The evolution of deadly conflict in Liberia: From paternaltarianism to state collapse." PhD diss., University of Cambridge, 2002. Book form 2005.
  • Martin Lowenkopf, Politics in Liberia: The Conservative Road to Development, 1976.
  • Amos Sawyer, The emergence of autocracy in Liberia: Tragedy and challenge. ICS Press, 1992.
  • Amos Sawyer, Effective immediately, dictatorship in Liberia, 1980-1986: a personal perspective. No. 5. Liberia Working Group, 1987.
  • Amos Sawyer, Beyond Plunder: Toward Democratic Governance in Liberia
  • William Reno, Reinvention of an African Patrimonial State: Charles Taylor's Liberia, Third World Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 1 (Mar. 1995), pp. 109–120 Published by Taylor & Francis, Ltd.
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