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    Electoral Act, 2026

    Act No. 1 of 2026Signed 18 February 2026Explainer: draft

    The Electoral Act 2026 replaces the 2022 Act. It covers registration, voting, counting, collation, election expenses and offences. Polling-unit results must be transmitted electronically to IReV. Where communication failure makes transmission impossible, section 60(3) specifies the signed paper Form EC8A as the primary source for collation and declaration.

    Rights & opportunities

    9 explained
    • Voter registration has a pre-election cutoff
    • A replacement voter's card, if you ask in time
    • Results counted and announced where you voted
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    What it asks of you

    5 duties explained

    5 explained duties carry a possible prison penalty.

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