General Elections 2024 in Mauritius
The dissolution of parliament marks the official start of the electoral process, with a General Election scheduled to take place on 10 November. This important event signifies the end of the current parliamentary session and clears the way for the public to cast their votes to elect new representatives. As the government steps into a caretaker role, it is expected to manage only essential functions, ensuring a smooth transition until the election results are finalized.
During this period, political parties will intensify their campaigns, presenting their visions and policies to the electorate. Citizens are encouraged to participate actively, as their votes will shape the future government. The upcoming election is a crucial moment for democracy, allowing the public to decide who will lead the nation forward. With the dissolution, the countdown to 10 November begins, ushering in a time of reflection, debate, and ultimately, decision-making for the country’s future.
Nomination Day
The submission of applications (Nomination Day) will take place on Tuesday, October 22, while the counting of ballots and the proclamation of results are scheduled for November 11.
General Elections 2024 in Mauritius with two main alliances will face off: the government alliance, led by Pravind Jugnauth’s MSM and bringing together Ivan Collendavelloo’s Muvman Liberater, Steven Obeegadoo’s Militant Platform, and Alan Ganoo’s Muvman Patriote Morisien, potentially supported by the PMSD; and the Alliance of Change, composed of the Labour Party (PTr), the MMM, New Democrats and Rezistans ek Alternativ.
Formations such as Roshi Bhadain’s Reform Party, Nando Bodha’s and Rama Valayden’s Linion Moris, and Cehl Meeah’s FSM, as well as extra-parliamentary parties and independent candidates, will also take part in the electoral race.
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