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The Head of State has firmly rejected allegations contained in a recent international report that government resources are being diverted to support the governing party’s election campaign (Department of Public Information). Speaking to reporters on Friday, shortly after observing the voting process for members of the Disciplined Forces at Base Camp Ayanganna, the nation’s leader emphasized that campaign financing has been independently secured. He underscored that the governing party has relied on widespread fundraising activities held across the country, which, he said, generated significant support from citizens and members.

According to the Head of State, the campaign is sufficiently funded through these initiatives, eliminating any need to access or misuse government resources. “There is no requirement to depend on State assets when the campaign has been powered by the commitment, contributions, and goodwill of supporters,” he explained (Department of Public Information). He noted that accusations of incumbents using State facilities during election cycles are not uncommon, but stressed that this is not the case in the current context. The leader further pointed out that, unlike other political organisations, his party may be one of the few to have organised such a wide range of public fundraising events, ensuring transparency in the manner resources were generated.

Friday’s statement came as members of the security services cast their ballots ahead of the September 1 General and Regional Elections, in keeping with standard provisions that allow early voting for those on active duty. The process, observed by local and international stakeholders, marks a significant step in the ongoing preparations for the polls (Department of Public Information).

The Head of State reiterated the administration’s position that the governing party has the capacity to run a well-structured campaign without relying on public funds. He urged citizens to be guided by facts and to recognise the voluntary and community-driven support that continues to shape campaign efforts. As the country moves closer to election day, public debate on the use of resources has become a central issue, with observers keeping a close watch on the conduct of political parties. In response to such scrutiny, the leader assured that government resources remain dedicated solely to national development programmes and not to campaign activities (Department of Public Information).

He concluded by expressing confidence in the democratic process, stating that transparency and accountability remain vital to ensuring public trust as the nation prepares to go to the polls.

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No State Resources Used in Election Campaign

– No state resources were utilized during the election campaign, ensuring fairness and transparency. – Candidates maintained independence from government influence throughout the campaign process. – Emphasis on ethical campaigning to promote a level playing field among all participants. – Initiatives were taken to monitor and prevent misuse of state assets in campaigning. – Public trust was prioritized by ensuring no taxpayer funds supported political activities. – Election regulations were reinforced to uphold integrity and accountability in the process. – Voter education and awareness campaigns highlighted the importance of resource neutrality.

No State Resources Used in Election Campaign

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No State Resources Used in Election Campaign