The Independent Electoral Commission of Evaluation submitted its report this Sunday, January 3, 2016, at 12:45 am the President of the Republic, Michel Joseph Martelly, who was accompanied, among others, Prime Minister Paul Evans, the Minister of Communication Mario Dupuy, the Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister on Electoral Matters, Mr. Fritz Jean Louis, the Minister of Planning and External Cooperation, Yves Germain Joseph, the Special Adviser to the President of the Republic, Mr. Gregory Mayard Paul, the Director of the Prime Minister, Mr. Harry Toussaint.


By order dated December 31, 2015, President Joseph Michel Martelly had responded promptly to the express request of the Commission to extend the initial 72-hour deadline, scheduled for December 30, 2015.
On this occasion, Mr. Louis Armand, representative of the Federation of Protestant Churches, speaking on behalf of the Commission of which he is the Coordinator, reported the methodology used by the commissioners and the context in which they worked .


In his remarks for the occasion, the Head of State praised the spirit of commitment and sense of patriotic duty of each Member of the Commission.


For his part, Prime Minister Paul Evans thanked the commissioners who have risked their reputation by integrating the SPE, in this poisonous political atmosphere characterized by "widespread mistrust, often causing, slander and verbal attacks, violently unheard in impunity ".


The two heads of the executive have subsequently submitted their wishes to the commissioners and their respective families who have suffered from their absence at home and in their temples during the holiday season. "But the Fatherland needed you, your experience, your expertise and your patriotic commitment, "they did they understand. "It takes courage to transcend all here and demonstrate a determination citizen to participate in this effort to foster a consensual solution to the political impasse election in which the country is located. You may be thanked and congratulated. "


It is now up to the President of the Republic, as stipulated in the decree of December 22, 2015, route, as quickly as possible, a copy of the report to the Government, the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) and each of the two candidates qualified for the second round of the election on October 25, 2015.


The Head of State urged the stakeholders involved in the electoral process, to watch patriotic greatness of mind overrun and Living Together out of this problematic situation and fall into the logic of a solution reasonable.
This includes in particular the respect of both constitutional dates, ie January 11, 2016, for the start according to the 50th Legislature and on 7 February for the inauguration of a new president elected. This is the only way to ensure political stability in the necessary cohesion, and economic and social development of our dear country, Haiti.


Communication Office of the Prime Minister Port-au-Prince, January 3, 2016.

A check carried out on a sample of the Minutes of the 1770 presidential election on October 25 reveals numerous cases of serious irregularities and massive fraud appearances, including lack of voter signatures for more than 57% of votes recognized, contrary to the prescribed electoral decree learns AlterPresse.

Quality control was conducted at the Tabulation Center Votes (CTV) by statisticians working on behalf of the Commission electoral assessment establishment December 22 by presidential decree and whose works were to end on January 2 2016. His report is expected shortly.

Before being allowed to vote, the secretary of the Bureau of Vote (BV) must, under Article 158.1 of the Electoral Decree, enter the number of the elector's card on the voter list and ask the latter to affix his signature or his fingerprints.

According to data consulted by AlterPresse, over 30% of the counted votes are not linked to a number of National Identification Card (CIN), which serves as the electoral map, indispensable to take part in elections, according to the Electoral Decree .

About CIN, monitoring revealed that over 46% of the numbers on the émargement lists are false.

Over 43% of controlled PV contain erasures and numbers changes. These PV were recorded, while Article 171.1 of the Electoral Decree states that "the minutes with erasures and showing an obvious attempt of fraudulent alterations" is "inadmissible".

Over 76% of irregularities in the PV controlled were not recorded in "irregularity Minutes" prepared for this purpose, as stipulated in Article 167.2 of the Electoral Decree.

In the sample analyzed, the votes made on the minutes, that is to say outside lists annotating, amounted to over 39%. It is expected that the proxies can vote in the BV which they are assigned and domestic observers in the Vote Center where they are. In both cases, a report will be drawn up by the chairman of BV, said the Electoral Decree.

In the elections of 25 October, the Provisional Electoral Council (Cep) distributed 915,675 accreditations of representatives of political parties, representing more than half of voters, officially estimated at 1,530,970, about 5,838,838 persons age vote, a turnout of about 26%.

In over 73% of cases where "incidents" occurred during the voting process, there have been no more than "incident report."

What is considered "incident" in this context are "disputes with representatives of political parties, groups, or cartels candidates, referring to the decisions of the members of the polling station."

The attitude of observers who try to influence the vote of voters also qualified incident for which the election supervisor must draw up a report.

40% of PV were not completed in accordance with the legal requirements and lack a certain amount of information required by the Electoral Decree.

Data collected for 1770 PV analyzed tend to confirm the trend observed in a previous audit conducted at CTV, Saturday 21 and Sunday, November 22, 2015, at the request of the Fanmi Lavalas party.

Despite these cases, despite the denunciation by the observation of national organizations of a "vast fraud operation planned," the Vine published November 24, 2015, the final results of presidential elections, giving the candidate of 32.76% power Jovenel Moses, and 25.29% to the candidate Jude Célestin of the opposition.

Under pressure from protests by political parties and street protests, the second round scheduled 27 December 2015 has been postponed. Several sectors have called for the cancellation of these elections considered fraudulent.

The President Michel Martelly announced on 1 January 2016 he was preparing to call the citizens to go to the polls on 17 January to decide between the two candidates qualified for the second round.

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