IEC is ready for anything after signing of Electoral Amendment Bill

24 Sep 2023

Norman Masungwini

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The IEC has been travelling around the country educating and persuading high school pupils and university students to register to vote. Photo: Supplied

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Thanks to the Electoral Amendment Bill, the IEC is changing its system to include independents, issue three ballots to voters instead of two – and focus on youth registration.

The passing of the Electoral Amendment Bill in April this year came as a welcome relief for the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC), allowing it to continue preparing for the 2024 national election.

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