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AM I REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE 2009 SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS?

Property for SaleMany people are not sure if they are registered to vote in South Africa’s 2009 elections. If you voted in any South African elections after 1994 you should still be registered. The easiest way to make sure that you are registered and eligible to vote is to visit the IEC website and supply your South African ID number:

You can use this link to find out:

Am I registered to vote in 2009 elections?

This link will also tell you where you are registered to vote. (in the voting district where you have registered to vote.)

You can also phone the public toll free (from a landline) number 0800 118000, or sms your ID number to 32810 (SMS cost R1)

As soon as you know that you are in fact registered, here’s a fun calculator that will ask you a couple of questions and then show you who to vote for (In other words which party most closely resembles your own ideas for South Africa) It will also show you in relation to all other political parties where you stand. You’ll be surprised to see which party you think you support and who you should actually be supporting!

 Click here to find out: Which party should I vote for?

At the moment there are about 23,000,000 (23 Million) voters registered in South Africa. That is less than half the Country’s population.

How late can you start voting on election day?

Voting Stations open at 7 o’clock AM across South Africa, and close at 9 o’clock PM.

When you arrive at the voting station in the voting district where you have registered, the electoral staff will:

1) check your ID and hands to ensure there is no ink on your fingers;

2) verify if the photo in your green bar-coded ID looks like you and verify that you are registered;

3) cross your name from the segment of the voters’ roll;

4) mark your left thumb with permanent ink

5) issue two ballot papers i.e. national and provincial ballot papers

6) direct you to a voting booth to cast your votes.

Once you have marked the ballot papers you must place your ballots in the ballot box

Myroof wishes you a happy elections day, and hope that you are already registered and eligible to vote so you can contribute in making South Africa even better.

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