ABEC works extensively to address connectivity issues amidst Expired Voter’s ID Card Replacement Process
PRESS STATEMENT
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) wishes to advise that there are still some Registration Units that are experiencing technical connectivity issues.
The Commission is currently in dialogue with technicians from our Election Management System (EMS) provider, the Canadian Bank Note (CBN), to resolve the challenges soonest, in efforts to facilitate a consistent flow to the Expired Voter’s ID Card Replacement Process.
Currently, the following Registration Units are still affected:
St. John’s City West
St. John’s City East
St. John’s City South
St. John’s Rural West
St. John’s Rural South
St. Mary’s North
St. Mary’s South
All Saints East & St. Luke
All Saints West
St. George
St. Philip South
St. Paul
Barbuda
In spite of the issues identified, a total of 702 persons have applied as of Wednesday 14 th August 2024 to replace their Voter’s ID Cards.
ABEC apologies for any inconvenience caused and ask that the public continue to exercise patience at this time.
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