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KAMPALA, Uganda – The Electoral Commission has issued a firm warning to candidates against deploying unauthorised personnel to polling stations under the guise of “protecting the vote,” stating that such actions will attract punitive measures.

While addressing a press conference at the commission’s headquarters to update the country on the progress of the campaign period, the Commission Chairperson, Justice Simon Byabakama, emphasised that the law stipulates a specific number of agents per candidate. “Each candidate is allocated a maximum of two agents at a polling station,” Byabakama stated. “Any person intending to defy this guideline will face punitive action.”

In a strategic move to bolster support for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in the Kampala region, coordinators of the Statehouse-led Youth Wealth Creation Programme have been deployed to various divisions.

 The initiative, overseen by State House Controller Jane Barekye, aims to secure a decisive victory for the National Resistance Movement (NRM) in the upcoming elections.

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