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The Background on the National Electoral Commission of Tanzania
In 1991 the then President of the United Republic of Tanzania, His Excellency Ali Hassan Mwinyi appointed a commission under the Chairmanship of the late Chief Justice of Tanzania, the Honourable Francis L. Nyalali. The task of that Commission was to collect public opinion as to whether or not to continue with the one – party system.
Following the recommendations by the Nyalali Commission, Article 3 of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977 was amended to make Tanzania a multi – party state.

The Political Parties Act, (No. 5 of 1992) was enacted to provide for the registration of Political Parties. The Elections Act, (No.1 of 1985), the Local Authorities (Elections) Act, (No. 4 of 1979) and related legislations were also substantially amended to get rid of the one – party system and to put in place appropriate procedures for the conduct of Elections under the multi – party system.
In 1993 the National Electoral Commission was established under Article 74 (1) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977. Members of the Commission were appointed for the first time, with effect from 14th January, 1993.

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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION
The National Electoral Commission (NEC) is an autonomous government institution. It was established in 1993 under Article 74(1) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977. The National Electoral Commission shall consist of the following members:-
i. A Chairman who shall be a Judge of the High Court or the Court of Appeal of Tanzania or a lawyer who qualifies to be an advocate and he/she has been with such qualifications for not less than 15 years.
ii. A Vice Chairman who shall be a Judge of the High Court or the Court of Appeal of Tanzania or a lawyer who qualifies to be an advocate and he has been with such qualification for not less than 15 years.
iii. A member appointed from amongst the members of the Tanganyika Law Society
iv. Four other members who are persons possessing either adequate experience in the conduct or supervision of Parliamentary elections or such other qualifications as the President of the United Republic of Tanzania considers necessary for or pre-requisite to, the effective discharge of the functions of the Commission.

According to Article 74(7) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania and Section 4(4) of the Elections Act, (No. 1 of 1985), the Director of Elections is the Secretary to the Commission and Chief Executive.
 
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The National Electoral Commission of Tanzania has announced The List of Selected Applicants at the Different Constituencies for general election 2020 for more information follow the instructions and the links below:-

PLEASE! VISIT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEBSITES/TOVUTI ZA WILAYA NA MIKOA, NOTICE BOARDS OF THE DISTRICTS, WARD AND VILLAGE OFFICES

1.UBUNGO-PDF

2.HANANG-PDF

3.SERENGETI-PDF

4.BAHI-PDF

5.KONGWA-PDF 

6.KOROGWE-PDF 

7.MBEYA JIJI-PDF 

8. BABATI VIJIJINI-PDF

9.UKONGA-PDF 

10.TEMEKE/MBAGALA-PDF

11.KYELA-PDF

12.HAI-PDF 

13.KOROGWE VIJIJINI-PDF

14.BUSEGA-MAJIMBO YOTE-PDF 

15.KOROGWE TOWN-PDF 

16.LINDI MJINI NA MCHINGA 

17.BABATI MJI-PDF  

18.MUHEZA-PDF

19.MPANDA-PDF 

20.DODOMA JIJI-pdf 

21.LIWALE-1 , LIWALE-2, LIWALE-3 -Pdf

22.MBULU-PDF

23.TABORA MJINI-PDF

21.MOSHI VIJIJINI NA VUNJO PDF-1, 

PDF-2 MWENDELEZO-HAYAPO YOTE

ILEMELA-TANGAZO-PDF 

MOROGORO-TANGAZO-PDF

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