The Alliance of Social Democrats (ASD), a Gambian civil society and political organization, has called for critical reforms in governance, security, and the economy ahead of the 2026 presidential elections. ASD leader Marie Sock criticized the current government's performance, highlighting issues such as the deteriorating security situation and underfunding of key sectors. The ASD also emphasized the need for transparency in political party financing and reaffirmed its commitment to nonpartisan politics.

The Alliance of Social Democrats (ASD), a Gambian civil society and political organization, has called for governance reforms ahead of the 2026 presidential elections, criticizing the current government's performance and highlighting concerns about security, the economy, and political financing. ASD leader, Marie Sock, who plans to run as an independent candidate in 2026, emphasized the need for transparency in political party financing and urged Gambians to take control of their democratic future. The ASD's calls are expected to fuel further debate on governance, political financing, and democratic reforms in Gambia.