Manama, September 17 (BNA): More than 178,000 citizens have already verified their names on the voter lists by visiting the official election website (www.vote.bh) or informing their local supervisory committees since September 15. 2022 Executive Administration of Parliamentary and Municipal Elections.
This unprecedented number is greater than any previous elections, which reflects a high electoral awareness among citizens and a desire for popular participation as stipulated in the constitution.
The average turnout rate in the history of the elections in the Kingdom of Bahrain was 135,000 voters who checked their names in the entire seven-day period to display the voter lists.
Today, Sunday, the number of citizens who verified their names in the voter lists reached 14453 thousand, while last Saturday it reached 39,601 thousand.
The Executive Committee had announced earlier that the number of voters who verified their names on the lists in the first two days amounted to more than 124,000.
The Executive Committee for the 2022 elections said that it will issue, on a daily basis, before midnight, a statistic showing the number of verification checks that took place during the same day, until the end of the legal period for displaying voter lists scheduled for next Wednesday, corresponding to September 21.
It is noteworthy that the Executive Committee for Elections announced that the lists of voters in the four supervisory committees will be displayed for a week from 15 to 21 September.
All technical, logistical and administrative preparations were made to receive voters in the four supervisory committees – the Capital Governorate (Khoula Secondary School for Girls), Muharraq Governorate (Al-Hidaya Al-Khalifa Secondary School for Boys), and the Northern Governorate (Yathrib Intermediate School for Girls). and the Southern Governorate (Al-Mustaqbal Primary School for Girls) during the mentioned period from 05:00 pm to 09:00 pm, the committee said.
The lists will also be available electronically on the official election website, votes.bh, to enable voters to inquire about their constituencies, and submit requests to change and correct their data in a way that does not require a personal presence at the stations. Committee added.
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