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The CDC hopes to marshal new ideas and forces to liberate the people of Liberia from their prolonged economic suffering. Peopled by many patriotic new generation Liberian leaders, the CDC looks to replace the fundamental negativity that has haunted Liberia's political landscape with positive energy and ensure a new political direction.

The opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has unanimously endorsed its Chairperson Madam Geraldine Doe Sheriff as its candidate for Montserrado County Senatorial by-election slated for November 10th this year.

Madam Doe Sheriff who was selected on a white ballot had earlier warned the National Elections Commission (NEC) against electoral malpractices.

She made the assertion last Friday when she was petitioned by a cross-section of the youth of the Doe Community in Monrovia to contest the forthcoming senatorial by-election. She said her party would not succumb to any form of intimidation or suppression that may characterize the electoral process.

She noted that the party has resolved to combat any form of cheating that would creep into the process.

“CDC would under no circumstances subject itself to any form of cheating,” Madam Doe said.
She assured of her party's commitment to participate procedurally and democratically into the electoral process.

Madam Sheriff called on partisans of the CDC who have lost their voter registration cards to take advantage of the process by re-registering because the time has come that they decide the fate of their party. She urged them not to be cajoled by individuals who have subjected them to abject poverty for nearly four years now, adding “do not be carried way by handouts.”

“No one should fool you, this election is not about money; it is about having the ability to serve,” Madam Sheriff added. Madam Sheriff said: “the seat of Montserrado cannot be compromised or debated upon because it belongs to the CDC.”