Cameroon’s electoral register has increased by 210,000 voters, bringing the total to 8,055,622 ahead of the October 2025 presidential election. ELECAM has urged all eligible citizens to register, emphasizing the importance of increased voter participation for a democratic electoral process.
As of early 2025, the electoral register in Cameroon has been boosted by an additional 210,000 voters, elevating the total to 8,055,622. This development was announced during the first ordinary session of the Electoral Board, where the focus was on reviewing the quarterly report and evaluating the strategic plan for the years 2025 and 2026, along with preparations for the forthcoming presidential election.
The significant rise in registered voters, from 7,845,622 at the close of 2024 to the current total, signals an active engagement of citizens in participating in the democratic process ahead of the presidential elections scheduled for October 2025. The Chairperson of the Electoral Board, Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, has emphasized the onset of the electoral year, underscoring the importance of voter registration.
ELECAM remains committed to motivating all eligible citizens to register, asserting that each additional voter strengthens the electoral influence of the populace. A larger voting base is essential for fostering a more democratic and representative electoral system.
With the upcoming critical election on the horizon, it is crucial for every eligible citizen to utilize the registration period and embrace their right to vote. Enhanced participation is key to ensuring a transparent electoral process, allowing the collective voice of the people to shape the nation’s future effectively.
In conclusion, the significant increase of 210,000 voters in Cameroon’s electoral register before the 2025 presidential election highlights an encouraging trend towards civic engagement. The Electoral Board, led by Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, has noted this rise as a crucial part of democratic participation. As the election approaches, active voter registration is essential for ensuring that the electoral process is representative and transparent, ultimately empowering citizens to influence the nation’s direction.
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