The Future Council is presenting the type of election they have prepared.

The Somali Future Council is presenting a new electoral system based on the Provisional Constitution...

The Somali Future Council is presenting a new electoral system based on the Provisional Constitution of 2012 and the political agreements that the Somali people built upon.

This plan stipulates that members of the Federal Parliament will be elected by direct vote from registered citizens, with elections taking place in four cities within each regional state.

This system differs from the previous one that relied on traditional elders and clan delegates, and it is said to reduce the influence of the elders, political leaders, and groups that held the seats.

This type of election will be based on the 4.5 power-sharing formula, with each seat being tied to the family or clan that has its representation, while the voting will be directly participated in by the public.

This proposal also indicates that the election can be held within 90 days, with voter registration taking place at designated polling stations. Supporters of this plan argue that it is a simpler and faster process than the system currently being implemented by the Federal Government, which is based on political parties and extensive national registration.