Election Delays: CDG monitored the impact of postponed presidential and political association elections, which sparked civic unrest and hindered democratic stability. The organization called for international support to facilitate timely elections and ensure governmental accountability.

Democratic Protests: Responding to election-related delays, CDG documented democratic protests advocating for timely elections, with the goal of promoting peaceful civic expression amidst political tensions.

Political Mediation and External Politics: CDG supported dialogue initiatives between Somaliland and Somalia, alongside international mediators, to encourage peaceful resolutions and sustained stability in the region.

Internal Political Dynamics: CDG analyzed the power dynamics within Somaliland’s major political parties, highlighting the effects of extended presidential terms and the increasing role of business and clan influences in politics.

Voter Registration: CDG observed the voter registration processes and the evolving regulations shaping future elections. The report emphasized the need for a unified legal framework to bolster public trust in electoral processes.

Recommendations for Stability: CDG urged both Somaliland and international stakeholders to prioritize consensus-building and reform electoral legislation to enhance political inclusivity and stability.