The total number of registered voters for the upcoming elections in June in Cyprus is an impressive 568,608, including Turkish Cypriots, European citizens, and international voters. Nicosia leads with 220,736 voters, showcasing the diverse electorate across the districts and reflecting the citizens’ readiness to engage in the democratic process.
The voter registration controversies ahead of the June elections are causing alarm due to a significant number of upheld objections revealing irregularities and potential voter fraud involving civil servants. Reports of lastminute suspicious registrations and allegations of manipulation efforts have raised serious concerns about the integrity of the electoral system, casting doubt on the legitimacy of voter rolls.
Cyprus is gearing up for an unprecedented election day where a recordbreaking 19,642 new voters are set to participate in eight different elections on June 9. The surge in voter registrations reflects the country’s commitment to democratic participation, with diverse Cypriot and European residents actively engaging in the electoral process.
In preparation for the upcoming June elections, 7,500 new voters have been added to the electoral roll, bringing the total number of registered voters in Cyprus to 569,086. This significant increase highlights citizens’ dedication to participating in the democratic process and shaping the future of their country.
The deadline for voter registration in Cyprus is April 2nd, with the local government and European Parliament elections scheduled for June 9th. Eligible individuals, including those 18 years and older by election day, are urged to register promptly, with online registration options available for those aged 25 and above.
