Cameroon has added 210,000 new voters to its electoral register, raising the total to 8,055,622 ahead of the presidential election in October 2025. ELECAM emphasized the importance of increased voter registration to enhance democratic representation. Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe announced that the electoral year has commenced, urging citizens to exercise their voting rights for a transparent election process.
In 2025, Cameroon witnessed an increase of 210,000 new voters on the electoral rolls, raising the total count to 8,055,622. The first ordinary session of the Electoral Council (ELECAM) focused on discussing the quarterly activity report, monitoring the 2025/2026 strategic plan, and analyzing preparations for the upcoming presidential election. Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, the Chairperson of the Electoral Board, confirmed that the country has officially entered the electoral year.
The increment in voter registration shows a strong civic engagement in anticipation of the presidential election scheduled for October 2025. The electoral register has risen from 7,845,622 at the end of 2024 to 8,055,622 early in 2025. ELECAM continues to encourage all eligible Cameroonian citizens to register, emphasizing that each new registration enhances the electoral power of the populace, resulting in a more democratic and representative process.
As the nation approaches this significant election, it is imperative for all eligible citizens to utilize the registration period to exercise their right to vote. Increased participation is essential for ensuring that the election process is transparent and reflective of the people’s will, enabling the citizens to shape the future of the nation.
The augmentation of the electoral rolls in Cameroon, with an addition of 210,000 new voters, signifies a robust participation of citizens ahead of the presidential election. ELECAM’s efforts to promote voter registration underscore the importance of inclusivity in the electoral process. As the electoral year commences, it is crucial for all eligible citizens to engage actively in the registration process, ultimately enhancing the transparency and representativeness of the upcoming elections.
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