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Elections Committee Issues Guidelines to Ease Polling Station Congestion
The Central Elections Committee has issued new guidelines to reduce congestion at polling stations and improve the voting process. Measures include parallel voter identification and processing, accepting expired IDs, and allowing continuous station operation.
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What happened
- 01New guidelines aim to reduce polling station congestion and improve voter service.
- 02Voter identification will occur in parallel with voting to speed up the process.
- 03Expired ID cards are acceptable for voting if the voter can be identified.
- 04Voters arriving by the 10:00 PM closing time will be allowed to vote.
- 05The committee denied a report about removing polling station secretaries for failing to manage congestion.
The committee also stated that all voters arriving by closing time will be allowed to cast their ballot. These directives aim to streamline voting and ensure accessibility for all citizens.
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