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Mr Jammeh's ruling APRC party filed a petition on Tuesday with the Supreme Court, asking it to annul the election results. DAKAR, Senegal — Gambia's security forces should immediately vacate the offices of the country's electoral commission, the United States and the U.N. secretary-general said Wednesday, with the U.N. chief warning their presence could compromise "sensitive electoral material" as President Yahya Jammeh refuses to accept being voted out of power. President Yahya Jammeh initially conceded defeat, but last week announced he was rejecting the December 1st vote results.
Gambian security forces take over the headquarters of the electoral commission as the current president, Yahya Jammeh, refuses to accept the recent election results.