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The Ministry of Interior has published the final list of citizens eligible to vote for the May 11 parliamentary elections.
According to data generated by the General Directorate of Civil Status, 3,713,761 citizens, both inside and outside the country, have the right to vote. Among them, 114,642 voters are voting for the first time, while 1,081 citizens are excluded due to decriminalization. The number of voting centers is 5,225.
The number of immigrants officially registered on the voter list from abroad is 245,808 people.
The process of compiling the final voter list was carried out under the supervision of CEC auditors, passing through several stages in implementation of the President's decree, through the publication of 3 extracts of electoral components.
For the first time in the history of parliamentary elections in the country, the electoral lists include two categories:
– Voters living within the country;
– Voters living abroad.
The final list concludes the process of compiling and publishing the Voters' List. The DPGJC in each municipality continues to fulfill its obligations regarding the preparation of the electoral infrastructure.
Meanwhile, citizens can apply for or renew expired electronic ID cards, as one of the 2 biometric documents used to identify voters in the May 11 elections.
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