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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get access to the Electoral Register?
Is the Electoral Register accessible on the Internet?
How often is the Electoral Register updated?
In case of change my name or residence how and when will the Register be amended?
In case of a change in particulars, can a family member makes the change ones behalf?
Can I apply for my name to be removed from the Electoral Register?
Where should I go to make a complaint with regard to the Voters Register?
As a returning resident, when can I register as voter?
In case of a relative whose is on the Register dies abroad, how can that person be removed from the Register?
Being a citizen residing overseas and my name appears on the register, will I be allowed to vote in an election if I am in the country at that time?
Elections can be called at short notice, and if you’re not registered you won’t be able to VOTE
Links:
The Commonwealth
Electoral Institute of Southern Africa
ACE (The Electoral Knowledge Network)
International Institute For Democracy and Electoral Assistance
Building Resources in Democracy, Governance and Elections (Bridge Project)