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The 2021 General Election began on January 11 with the election of councillors for Older Persons to the Sub County/Town/Municipal Division, councillors for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to the Sub County/Town/Municipal Division and Youth Representatives to the Sub County/Town/Municipal Division.The EC roadmap for elections indicates that the 2021 electoral process began on June 22, 2020, with the identification of party flag bearers.Mr Bukenya said because the LC1s and LC2s belong to the administrative elections roadmap, they were not included and theirs will come at a later time.Meanwhile, the LC1s and LC2s are not part of the current electoral roadmap because they belong to another election cycle.
Mr Paul Bukenya, the acting EC spokesperson, said yesterday that they are ready to conduct the electoral process to the end.Five more days are still allocated for election of special interest groups.