المنازعات الانتخابية المحلية في ظل التشريع الجزائري

Abstract

The electoral process in Algeria is governed by constitutional and legislative guarantees aimed at ensuring transparency and preventing fraud. Algerian law provides mechanisms to address electoral disputes, including recourse to the administrative court in cases concerning the validity of polling station members. The Independent National Electoral Authority plays a crucial role in overseeing the entire process, from reviewing voter lists to announcing results. However, some critics argue that its powers could be strengthened to ensure maximum transparency and bolster confidence in Algeria's democratic process.