Haiti Elections: Private Roundtable with CEP Executive Director Uder Antoine

Private Roundtable In Person
 

September

16

2026

Time

2:00–3:30 PM

Location

Washington, DC

On September 16, 2026, Haiti Briefing convened a private roundtable in Washington, DC with Uder Antoine, Executive Director of Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), bringing together policy professionals, researchers, practitioners, institutional representatives, and members of the Haitian diaspora.

The discussion focused on electoral preparations, implementation constraints, and the political and operational issues shaping the months ahead.

Speakers

Uder Antoine

Guest

Uder Antoine

Executive Director, Provisional Electoral Council (CEP)

Jeffsky Poincy

Moderator

Jeffsky Poincy

Founder & Lead Policy Analyst, Haiti Briefing

Why it mattered

The roundtable provided a direct opportunity for members of the Washington policy community to engage with CEP leadership at an important stage of Haiti’s electoral process. The exchange offered practical context on preparations underway, implementation constraints, and the considerations likely to shape the next phase of the process.

Key points discussed

Electoral preparations

The status of preparations and the operational work required to move the process forward.

Implementation constraints

Institutional, logistical, and other practical challenges affecting electoral implementation.

Political and operational environment

How broader conditions could affect the organization and sequencing of the electoral process.

The months ahead

Key areas requiring attention as preparations continue and electoral milestones approach.

Participants

Participants included representatives from research and policy institutions, congressional offices, international organizations, and the Haitian diaspora.

Think tanks & research institutions Congressional offices
International organizations Haitian civil society
Academia & policy practitioners Haitian diaspora

Invitation only

The discussion was held on an invitation-only basis in Washington, DC.
Attendance was limited to invited participants.

Haiti Briefing thanks the United Nations Foundation and AJWS for their support with the logistics and coordination of the convening.