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Tribunal Asserts: INEC Not Obligated to Collate or Transmit Results Electronically

The recent pronouncement by the tribunal underscores that the Electoral Act does not contain any mandate requiring the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) or its representatives to exclusively employ electronic means for the collation or transmission of election results.

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