Angola: Elections2017 - Electoral Commission Defines Priority Voters

Luanda — The National Electoral Commission (CNE) held a meeting last Friday, in Luanda, in which the members defined that elderly people, citizens with physical disabilities, pregnant women and the electoral staffs that will be working in the polling stations will have the priority in the voting process, that is they will be the first ones to cast the ballot on 23 August.

The CNE spokeswoman, Júlia Ferreira, said to journalists in the end of the meeting that on the voting day priority will also be given to those technicians that will be deployed in the polling stations to assist the citizens in terms of the necessary information, as well as to the logistical operators.

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