Election

Here is a picture symbolized the likely result of the 2011 Haiti election run-off. The results of the election will be one or the two candidates. The preliminary results that will be communicated to the press on Monday, May, 4, 2011 will announce either michel Martelly or Mirlande Manigat as the next president of Haiti. How the Haitian population will react to the results is another question

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Here is a picture where the election officials are checking on someone who just voted. On the day of the first round of voting during the last election in Haiti, Martelly and Manigat, were selected to go to the next step

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The list of presidential candidates for the 2010 Haiti election was to have become official on August 17 after the nine-member provisional electoral council was to announce the eligibility criteria.

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Before the last election, President Ren Pr val issued decrees in which he ordered the country's nine-member provisional electoral council to organise the election

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Here is a picture of the president of the CEP, Gaillot Dorsinvil. There has been a lot of issues regarding the CEP. The CEP is also responsible for many problems that took place in this election

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Here is a photo of the headquarter of the president Rene Preval Unite party as demonstrators were attempting to set it on fire following the election results of 2010.

At one point during the day on December 8, you could see flames leaping out of the roof of the UNITE headquarter facility.

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The Haitian Giovernment does not want to pay. 40 Haitian Television stations are asking the CEP for payment amounting to 9 million Haitian Gourdes. This is close to 250,000 that the CEP owes the media for services provided during the runoff election in Haiti.

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Here is a picture of Richard Dumesle, the Provisional Electoral Council Spokesman in the process of publicize the results of the Haiti Election 2010.

Following this result, there were massive protests in Haiti as the population was expecting the runoff election to include candidate Michel Martelly. They feel that the election was stolen from them by the government in place

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Here is a photo of candidate who did not win the 2011 haiti election. Mirlande Manigat was bitten by a more popular Michel Martelly who appeared to be more exciting and ran a campaign that was more professional and better financed

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Here is a picture of the Candidate Michel Martelly accompanied with Pras. This picture is where Pras took the opportunity to introduce Michel Martelly To Mayor Bloomberg in New York City.

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