Monrovia – Ahead of the much-anticipated mid-term senatorial elections in Liberia, Bomi County Senatorial aspirant Dr. Zobong Bomi Norman has alarmed over the alleged trucking of those he called “commercial voters” into the county. Dr. Norman claimed that the current situation of trucking voters is increasingly eating the foundation of the country’s struggling democracy. He added that voter trucking has become a “big threat” to the legitimate electoral will of citizens of Bomi County. He added that as one of the most under-developed counties in Liberia, voters’ trucking will only cause greater underdevelopment and backwardness of the region. “Democracy has the potential to accelerate the development of our country, but voter trucking will prevent us from achieving this potential”.

Source: Front Page Africa September 03, 2020 06:11 UTC