HomeiVerifyHalf TrueNo, 6 political parties that joined the CDC did not get 1.8%... iVerifyHalf True No, 6 political parties that joined the CDC did not get 1.8% of the total votes in 2017 because only four of them participated in the election. By Jerry Gaye March 14, 2023 0 401 Share FacebookTwitter TagsFeaturedGeorge WeahGeneral Elections 2023NEC Liberia Share FacebookTwitter Previous articleGbarpolu County Strom Victims Get Massive AssistanceNext articleMisleading, ECOWAS Ambassador did not accuse Jeff Koijee’s associate of calling for her murder because she allegedly objected to plans to rig the 2023 elections. Jerry Gayehttps://localvoicesliberia.com/Jerry Gaye is a Liberian journalist and Fact Checker with over six years of of working experience. He is skilled in news writing and editing, feature writing, and investigative reporting. 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