Govt Releases $3 Billion To ZEC For By-elections
The Government has released $3 billion to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) for the 26 March 2022 National Assembly and council by-elections.
ZEC spokesperson Joyce Kazembe said the printing of ballot papers has been completed while the training of polling officers, who will conduct the elections, will start on Monday.
Ballot papers will be distributed to voting centres later this week, with the deployment of polling officers to polling stations set to be done on Thursday. Said Kazembe:
We are well prepared for the by-elections, everything is in place and we are well funded.
Printing of the ballot papers was completed and training of polling officers will begin on Monday while deployment will be done on Thursday.
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Each polling station will be allocated not more than 1 000 voters, so if a polling station has more than 1 000 voters there will be additional units created to ensure that there are only 1000 voters at each polling station.
The list of voters at each polling station will be displayed at each polling station three days before the voting day so that voters will have a chance to view their particulars days before voting.
… We have been given enough funds for the by-elections, we were allocated $3 billion for the exercise so everything is in place.
ZEC said it will establish 1 317 polling stations for the National Assembly by-elections and 1 031 polling centres for the council polls.
The by-elections will be held on Saturday to replace MPs and councillors who have either died, were redeployed or recalled.
Polling stations will open at 7 am and close at 7 pm.
