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Home Elections Special

Elections Commission releases financial ceilings for 7 July election campaigning

byGeorge Grant
January 27, 2013
Reading Time: 12 mins read
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Tripoli, 18 June:

The High National Election Commission (HNEC) has set the financial ceilings for campaigning by both individual candidates and political . . .[restrict]parties in the run-up to next month’s 7 July elections.

The Libya Herald here provides an English translation of the document, which details the maximum spend by constituency:

 

The High National Elections Commission

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Resolution No. 85 for the year 2012 of the adoption of the financial ceiling for the electoral campaign for individual candidates and political entities.

After Consideration of;

*)  The Temporary Constitution issued on 3 August 2011 and its amendments,

*)  And Legislation No. 3 for 2012 concerning the formation of the HNEC and its amendments,

*)  And Legislation No. 4 for 2012 concerning the Elections of the National General Council and its amendments,

*)  And Legislation No. 14 concerning the delimitation of constituencies for electing the president and members of the High National Elections Council,

*)  And on the decision of the Board of Commissioners on the adoption of the list of campaigns for candidates and political entities No. 59 of 2012,

*) And on the decision of the Board of Commissioners in its 31st meeting held on 13 June 2012,

It has been decided;

Article 1:

The Adoption of the financial ceiling for the electoral campaign for individual candidates and political entities submitted to the Council in accordance with the table annexed to this resolution and is described by the roof of the election campaign expenses of candidates (individual and lists) in all main constituencies and its subsidiaries.

Article 2:

This decision shall be published in the Official press and in the official website of the council and all various media domain all that this must be adopted by all those concerned.

Nuri Khalifa Abbar

President of the Council

 

The Financial Ceiling for the Electoral Campaign

Main Constituencies Number Main Constituencies Name Area Number (All Areas) Subsidiary Constituencies (Individuals) Financial Ceiling of Individuals Subsidiary Constituencies Number (Lists) Financial Ceiling for each list

1

Tobruk

1

Tobruk

80.000

1

210.000

2

Al-Guba

55.000

3

Derna

70.000

2

Bayda

4

Shahat

45.000

2

200.000

5

Bayda

80.000

6

Marj

65.000

7

Qasr Libya

40.000

3

Benghazi

8

Benghazi

150.000

3

400.000

9

Tokra

40.000

10

Abyar

40.000

11

Qminis

30.000

12

Slooq

40.000

4

Ajdabiya

13

Ajdabia

70.000

4

120.000

14

Brega

30.000

15

Jalo – Owjla -Ejkhera

40.000

16

Tazerbo

25.000

17

Kufra

45.000

18

Mrada

——–

5

Sirte

19

Sidra

30.000

5

150.000

20

Sirte

65.000

21

Jfarah

40.000

6

Sabha

22

Sebha

70.000

6

130.000

23

Shatti – Brak

35.000

7

100.000

24

Shatti – Qorda

35.000

25

Shatti – Idri

35.000

7

Obari

26

Obari

60.000

8

110.000

27

Ghat

30.000

28

Morziq

60.000

9

90.000

8

Gharian

29

Gharian

70.000

30

Assabaa

45.000

31

Kikla – Qalaa

40.000

32

Yefrin

35.000

33

Rayayna

30.000

34

Rahebat

30.000

35

Rojban

30.000

36

Jadu

30.000

37

Zintan

40.000

38

Mizdah

45.000

39

Nalut

40.000

40

Batn Aljabal

45.000

41

Kabou

40.000

42

Ghadames

35.000

Main Constituencies Number Main Constituencies Name Area Number (All Areas) Subsidiary Constituencies (Individuals) Financial Ceiling of Individuals Subsidiary Constituencies Number (Lists) Financial Ceiling for each list

9

Misrata

43

Tawergha

35.000

44

Misrata

110.000

10

200.000

45

Bani Walid

50.000

46

Zliten

75.000

11

120.000

10

Khoms

47

Tarhouna

70.000

12

130.000

48

Emsalata

50.000

49

Khoms Sahil

55.000

50

Khoms Madina

50.000

51

Qasr Akhyar

40.000

11

Tripoli

52

Garabulli

40.000

13

180.000

53

Tajoura

75.000

54

Suq Al-Juma

100.000

55

Central Tripoli

14

110.000

56

Hay Andalus

100.000

15

150.000

57

Abu Sleem

85.000

16

190.000

58

Ain Zarah

80.000

59

Janzour

17

110.000

12

Aziziya

60

Almaya

50.000

18

150.000

61

Nassreyah

60.000

62

Aziziya

40.000

63

Swani

50.000

64

Qasr Ben Gashir

65.000

65

Msihil-Sayeh-esbei’a

55.000

13

Zawiya

66

Zawiya

90.000

19

170.000

67

Sorman

55.000

20

150.000

68

Sabratha

60.000

69

Ajilat

50.000

70

Zuara

50.000

71

Ejmil

55.000

72

Ragdalin

40.000

73

Zlitan

———

 

 

 

  [/restrict]

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