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920,189 registered for constitutional elections – today is final day: HNEC

bySami Zaptia
December 31, 2013
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920,189 registered for constitutional elections – today is final day: HNEC

The latest HNEC registration figures as of 10 am today (HNEC)

By Tazeez Hasairi:

The latest HNEC registration figures as of 10 am today (HNEC)
The latest HNEC registration figures as of 10 am today (1/2) (HNEC)

Tripoli, 31 December 2013:

As of 10 am local time, the High National Elections Commission (HNEC) reported that it . . .[restrict]has registered 920,189 people on the SMS voter registration system for the constitutional drafting “Committee of 60” that will draft Libya’s new constitution.

Of those who registered, 549,855 are men and  370,334 are women.

Additionally, 4,653 Libyans have been registered to vote outside of Libya, of which 3,262 are men and 1,391 are women.

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Today is supposed to be the final day for voter registration.

 

As of 10 am today, the latest HNEC registration figures (2/2)
As of 10 am today, the latest HNEC registration figures (2/2)

 

Age   range

Number   of registered voters

18-29

270,656

30-39

240,975

40-49

208,675

50-59

109,067

+60:

90,814

 

Top   5 Cities with highest registrations

Number   of registered voters

Tripoli

249,519

Benghazi

121,852

Misrata

94,840

Zawia

68,939

Beida

59,474

 

All data courtesy of HNEC – www.hnec.ly [/restrict]

Tags: committee of 60constitutiondraftingfeaturedHigh National Election CommissionHNEC

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