Coverage dated October 6, 2026 to October 7, 2026

Haiti to mark 10 years without elections after new delay

Headline from UPI

Haiti has postponed initial stages of the electoral process, putting the country on track to mark 10 years without holding national elections.

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Oct 6, 2026
Haiti postpones elections indefinitely as gang violence hampers preparations
Headline from France 24 ·
Oct 7, 2026Newest
Haiti to mark 10 years without elections after new delay
Headline from UPI ·

4 articles, oldest first.

France 24
Haiti postpones elections indefinitely as gang violence hampers preparations (opens France 24)
Published Oct 6, 2026
France 24's feed description
Haiti has indefinitely postponed elections scheduled for December and February, the electoral council said Tuesday, citing technical and operational requirements as gang violence continues to disrupt preparations.
UPI
Haiti to mark 10 years without elections after new delay (opens UPI)
Published Oct 7, 2026
UPI's feed description
Haiti has postponed initial stages of the electoral process, putting the country on track to mark 10 years without holding national elections.
Breitbart News
Haiti Postpones Elections Indefinitely amid Political Instability and Gang Violence (opens Breitbart News)
Published Oct 7, 2026
Breitbart News's feed description
The Provisional Electoral Council of Haiti (CEP) announced Wednesday that elections scheduled for December have been postponed indefinitely.
Caribbeanlife News
Haiti postpones buildup to troubled December elections (opens Caribbeanlife News)
Published Oct 7, 2026
Caribbeanlife News's feed description
Haiti’s provisional government has postponed voting for the Dec. 13 general elections because of a string of administrative and logistical problems, including embarrassingly low turnout numbers with less than a million eligible voters registering for the polls so far, officials said Oct. 7.