CLEAN : Liberian elections should be held despite Ebola (candidate)

The transcript discusses the dilemma Liberia faces in holding elections amid the Ebola crisis. It highlights the need to avoid a constitutional crisis by conducting elections but also emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the fight against Ebola. The speaker suggests postponing elections until the health crisis is under control, arguing that the focus should be on eradicating Ebola to ensure a safe environment for future elections.

Why does the speaker believe elections are necessary in Liberia?

• To improve the education system

• To avoid a constitutional crisis

• To reduce the Ebola outbreak

• To increase international aid

What is the main concern about holding elections during the Ebola outbreak?

• Low voter turnout

• Risk of spreading the virus

• Lack of international observers

• Insufficient funding for campaigns

What does the speaker suggest should be prioritized over elections?

• Improving infrastructure

• Fighting Ebola

• Enhancing security

• Economic development

What is the government's stance on mass gatherings during the Ebola crisis?

• They are encouraged to boost morale

• They are allowed with precautions

• They are necessary for elections

• They should be eliminated

According to the speaker, when should elections be held?

• In conjunction with international aid

• Immediately, to avoid a crisis

• After the Ebola outbreak is resolved

• Before the end of the year