The National Elections Commission (NEC) of Liberia is proactively preparing for the upcoming 2029 Presidential and legislative elections. In a recent interview, NEC Chairperson Madam Davidetta Browne Lansanah outlined various post-election activities and ongoing engagements with international stakeholders and development partners aimed at enhancing the Commission's operational readiness. The NEC's focus on internal capacity building, electoral reforms, and strategic initiatives demonstrates a commitment to uphold the integrity of the electoral process in Liberia.

Among the key components of the NEC's preparedness strategy are comprehensive training programs for staff, ongoing boundary delimitation exercises, and regular meetings with stakeholders. These initiatives are critical as they aim to reinforce the Commission's capabilities and ensure that all aspects of the election process are adequately addressed. Madam Browne Lansanah emphasized the importance of these preparations to facilitate a smooth electoral experience for both candidates and voters.

Additionally, the NEC plans to enhance its technical infrastructure by strengthening its Data Center and recruiting new leadership for both Data and Information Technology departments. This move aims to improve data management and technology utilization in elections, which will ultimately contribute to conducting a transparent and secure electoral process. The steps taken by the NEC indicate a proactive stance in addressing the challenges of future elections and foster confidence among the electorate and stakeholders alike.