Every Hokorian citizen has the right to stand as a candidate in parliamentary elections.
Who can run as a candidate
You can run as a candidate if you are a Hokorian citizen.
You must complete the required nomination process before your candidacy can be accepted.
Rights as a candidate
As a candidate, you have the right to:
- stand for election
- campaign and present your views to voters
- participate in public affairs
These rights are protected under the Constitution.
Responsibilities
When running as a candidate, you must:
- provide accurate information during registration
- follow the required nomination process
- comply with rules on campaigning and conduct
For more information, see ‘Campaigning in elections and referendums’.
How to become a candidate
To stand in an election:
- complete the candidate registration process
- provide any required information or documentation
- submit your nomination within the required time
Service
Your candidacy is only valid once it has been accepted.
Additional information
- All candidates must be treated equally under the law
- Elections are conducted according to democratic principles
