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The Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) has confirmed that more than 3,000 special electors have so far cast their votes. Special voting began on Monday, and the EBC is expecting 16,748 individuals to participate in the process.
According to a statement from the EBC on Monday, “Special Electors are reminded that their voting procedure differs from the standard process and may require additional time. As a result, longer-than-usual wait times were observed today at some locations.”
The EBC also noted that over 1,400 individuals participated on the opening day, with the highest turnout recorded in the marginal constituency of Aranguez/St Joseph. EBC’s Chief Election Officer Fern Narcis told Guardian Media 1,500 special electors participated on day two yesterday.
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