Arrange the following statutory administrative processes involved in the conduct of a general election by Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in the correct chronological order from first to last.
- 1Publication of the official Notice of Election by the electoral commission
- 2Submission of nominated candidate lists by political parties to the electoral commission
- 3Conduct of voter accreditation, secret balloting, and sorting of votes at polling units
- 4Formal announcement of results and issuance of the Certificate of Return to the winner
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The correct chronological sequence begins with the publication of the official Notice of Election by INEC, followed by the submission of nominated candidate lists by political parties, then the conduct of accreditation and balloting at polling units on election day, and concludes with the formal announcement of results and issuance of the Certificate of Return.
The electoral process follows a strict statutory sequence. First, INEC publishes the Notice of Election to set the legal timetable. Second, political parties conduct primaries and submit their list of candidates. Third, accreditation, balloting, and counting take place at polling units on election day. Finally, results are collated, officially declared, and a Certificate of Return is issued to the elected candidate.
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Chronological stages of electoral administration under Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)