The CARICOM Election Observation Mission (CEOM) has given Antigua and Barbuda's April 30th General Elections a clean bill of health, concluding that voters exercised their franchise peacefully and without significant incident.
According to Antigua Observer, the finding forms the central conclusion of an interim assessment delivered by the six-member observer team at a media briefing on Friday, ahead of the release of a full report.
The mission's assessment signals broad confidence in the conduct of the polls, a development that lends international credibility to the electoral process in Antigua and Barbuda.
