Senegal’s National Assembly President, Ousmane Sonko, has firmly dismissed any suggestion of postponing the upcoming local elections. In an interview with France 24 and RFI, Sonko stated there is no justification for altering the established electoral calendar, emphasizing the importance of upholding constitutional obligations. He stressed that the elections must proceed as scheduled, regardless of any potential political maneuvering. Sonko highlighted the legal framework governing election organization, which mandates specific actions from the President within defined timelines, including issuing a decree by mid-July to set the election date. He underscored the need to respect these legal deadlines to ensure institutional stability. This statement comes amid political uncertainty regarding the relationship between Senegal’s governing powers. Sonko’s firm stance aims to reassure the public and maintain the integrity of the electoral process.