Election

This is a picture of the Haitian candidate Michel Martelly in a visit to the Dominican Republic. In this picture, Martelly was answering questions of a Dominican reporter. He is currently running in the 2011 election against Mirlande Manigat

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Here is a sign of the Haiti election 2010 in Haiti posted in the gate of Haiti National palace

The 2010 Haiti election was to take place November 28, 2010. The election was originally scheduled for February 28 of the same year, but to the devastating earthquake of January 2010 in Haiti, it was postponed to November 28.

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Haiti Election 2011

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Haiti Election 2011

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Here is a picture of the ballot box often used in Haiti election. The 2010 Haiti Election proved to be very challenging to the Haitian government as the election was marked by high level of irregularities.

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Here is a photo of The Winner Of The 2011 Haiti Election. This in fact turned out to be the case. Michel martelly wan the race and became president of Haiti. He wan by a large margin of over 60 percent of the votes over candidate Mirlande Manigat

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Haiti Election 2011

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Here is a picture of the election results being counted at night in Haiti. this practice usually gives rise to fraud. Following the earthquake, there were concerns of instability in the country, and the election.

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Here is a photo of Mirlande Manigat as we were getting ready for the election results The Winner Of The 2011 Haiti Election. that was supposed to be delivered by the CEP. This picture was made in case Mirlande Manigat was the winner. However, it did not turn out to be the case

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This is a picture of the Leon Manus who died in October, 2012. He is a former President of the CEP.

Mr. Leon Manus fled to the United States while he was in charge of CEP in Haiti due to conflict in the election during Aristide government. The election results were not to the satisfaction of the current government at the time.

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