The Independent National Election Authority has announced the results of its periodic review of the electoral rolls, covering the period from October 20, 2025, to November 18, 2025. The review, a standard procedure to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the voter registry, reveals an increase in the number of registered voters.
Prior to the review, the total number of registered voters stood at 24,315,551. This figure included 23,486,061 voters registered within the country and 865,490 registered abroad.
Following the completion of the review process, the total number of registered voters has risen to 24,503,060. This reflects changes both domestically and internationally.
Key figures from the review:
Domestically:
- New Registrations: 512,188
- Deletions: 364,431
- Total Domestic Voters After Review: 23,633,818
Internationally:
- New Registrations: 37,213
- Deletions: 33,461
- Total International Voters After Review: 869,242
The Independent National Election Authority expressed its gratitude to the members of the municipal committees responsible for reviewing the electoral rolls, as well as to the committees at the diplomatic and consular levels abroad. The Authority also acknowledged the efforts of all those involved in awareness campaigns aimed at encouraging young people, students, and citizens to register to vote.
This periodic review is a crucial step in ensuring a fair and accurate electoral process, reinforcing public trust in the democratic system.
