elections.org.za Check Voter Registration Status South Africa 2019
Name of the Organization : Electoral Commission of South Africa
Type of Facility : Voter Registration Status Check 2019
Country : South Africa
Website :https://www.elections.org.za/
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Election Voter Registration Status
Enter your ID number below to get your registration status, voting station info and ward number.SMS your ID Number to 32810 (R1.00 per SMS) to check the status
Related : Electoral Commission of South Africa Voter Re-Registration : www.statusin.org/1977.html
** Check Your Registration Status To Make Sure You Have Properly Registered To Vote For The 2019 National Elections.
** It is important that you’re registered at the voting station for your residential address – Using our tool ensures you are registered in the correct place and can vote in the next election.
** Enter your ID number below to get your registration status, current voting station and ward number.
** Remember you can also SMS your ID Number to 32810 (R1.00 per SMS).
How To Check
1. Enter Your Id Number
2. Tick the Captcha Check box
3. Click on Check Registration Status button.
Get Status Here :
https://www.elections.org.za/content…ation-details/
Note :
It can take up to 7 working days for applications submitted within South Africa to be processed. Applications submitted abroad will take longer to be processed.
You can also :-
** install our free mobile app for voters and use it to check your registration details.
FAQs
Can I vote if I can’t get to my voting station on Election Day because I’m heavily pregnant?
If you can’t get to your voting station on Election Day for National and Provincial elections because you’re heavily pregnant, you can apply for a special vote. Please see special votes for details.
Can I vote if I registered but am now in prison?
Yes, you can vote in national and provincial elections as long as you have your valid, green, bar-coded ID and you are registered to vote. Check your voter registration status online to confirm that your name appears on the voters’ roll.
Can I vote if I registered but have lost my ID with the sticker in it?
Yes, just get a Temporary Identity Certificate (TIC) that will be valid on election day. You can apply for your TIC at the Department of Home Affairs.
Please also check your registration details and confirm that your name appears on the voters’ roll (check your voter registration status online). You can re-register if necessary, as you must be on the voters’ roll to vote (see How do I register? for details).
Can I vote if I turn 18 soon AFTER election day?
No, you must have turned 18 on or before the day on which the elections are proclaimed (published in the Government Gazette) to be able to vote. No exceptions can be made.
Can I vote if I will be in another town or province on election day?
National and Provincial Elections :
You need to vote at the voting station where you’re registered to vote. However, if you’re outside of your voting district on Election Day you may vote at another voting station in South Africa.
If you’re outside the province where you registered, you’ll only be able to vote in the national election and not the provincial election, and you’ll be asked to complete a VEC 4 form at the voting station.
Municipal Elections and By-Elections :
You need to vote at the voting station at which you’re registered. Please remember that you must be a registered voter in South Africa in order to vote.
To confirm that your name is on the voters’ roll and to find out which voting station you’re registered at, please check your voter registration status on line or SMS your ID number to 32810. To locate your voting station on a map, please see our online voting station finder.
Can I vote if I will be out of the country on Election Day?
If you are a South African citizen and are registered to vote, but will be out of the country on Election Day, please see special votes for details on how to apply for a special vote (national and provincial elections only).
Can I vote if I will be out of the country on government service on Election Day?
If you can’t vote at your voting station on Election Day for National and Provincial elections because you’ll be out of the country on government service, you can apply for a special vote. Please see special votes for details.