Cameroon has added 210,000 new voters to its electoral register, totaling 8,055,622 ahead of the October 2025 presidential election. ELECAM is actively encouraging citizen registration to enhance democratic participation. The recent electoral board meeting highlighted strategic plans and preparations for the election, emphasizing the importance of each voter in the democratic process.
Since the start of 2025, Cameroon has seen an increase of 210,000 new voters, raising the total electoral register to 8,055,622. The first ordinary session of the Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) concentrated on reviewing the quarterly activity report for January to March, evaluating the 2025/2026 strategic plan, and preparing for the upcoming presidential election scheduled for October 2025.
The fresh registrations have increased the electoral rolls from 7,845,622 at the end of 2024. This surge signifies an active mobilization of citizens as the nation approaches its presidential election. The Chairperson of the Electoral Board, Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, emphasized that ELECAM has officially entered the electoral year.
ELECAM continuously urges eligible citizens to participate in the registration process, asserting that additional voter registration enhances the collective electoral strength. A larger voter base is important for ensuring a democratic and representative electoral outcome.
With the pivotal election on the horizon, it is vital for all eligible Cameroonians to register and exercise their right to vote. Increased voter participation will contribute to a transparent election process that reflects the will of the citizens in shaping the nation’s future.
The increase of 210,000 voters in Cameroon underlines the significance of citizen engagement in the electoral process. With a total of 8,055,622 registered voters, ELECAM is actively working towards ensuring a fair and democratic election in October 2025. Citizens are encouraged to register to amplify their electoral influence and participate in shaping the country’s future.
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