Election Statement
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NDI Mission Calls for Timely Implementation of Election Technology Ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 2026 General Elections
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina - The National Democratic Institute (NDI) today presented the findings and recommendations of its international pre-election assessment mission (PEAM) to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), highlighting both the opportunities and challenges facing the country ahead of the October 4, 2026 general elections.
NDI Deploys Pre-Election Assessment Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina Ahead of 2026 General Elections
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina — The National Democratic Institute (NDI) will deploy a Pre-Election Assessment Mission (PEAM) to Bosnia and Herzegovina from June 14–19, 2026, to assess the electoral environment in advance of the country’s general elections scheduled for October 4, 2026.
Ukraine Demonstrates Adaptive Resilience as the Nation Nears its Fourth Year of Full-Scale War
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) recently held meetings with political, civic and other partners to share the results of its August 2025 Challenges and Opportunities for Ukrainian Democracy public opinion poll. Since 2015, NDI has conducted nationwide polling to better understand Ukrainian’s views on their democratic trajectory, the geopolitical climate, and their hopes for the future.
Balancing Enforcement and Anticorruption Messaging: Lessons from an Anti-Vote Buying Project in Moldova
By Corina Rebegea, Non-Resident Fellow at the Accountability Lab, and Katie Fox, Eurasia Deputy Regional Director at the National Democratic Institute (NDI).
A common concern in combating vote buying is the ineffectiveness of typica
NDI Poll: Moldovans Believe Anti-Corruption Measures Improving, Perceive Less Corruption Across All Sectors; Greater Trust Towards Authorities Provides Opportunity for Further Action.
Poll results released by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) show that Moldovans are increasingly optimistic about the government’s efforts to tackle corruption. However, despite this progress, corruption is still perceived as a persistent, country-wide challenge.
