Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
Registered voters who do not have the new voters’ identification cards can still vote in tomorrow’s Local Government polls.
Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown explains that although the process would be less tedious with the identification cards, no elector will be denied the right to vote in the elections.
He says electors without the cards should still go to their designated polling stations, where a trained election-day worker will guide them through the process.
