Cameroon Electoral Register Grows by 210,000 Voters Ahead of 2025 Election
Cameroon has seen an increase of 210,000 new voters in the electoral register, totaling 8,055,622. The Electoral Council, led by Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, is preparing for the October 2025 presidential election. ELECAM is promoting voter registration as essential for a democratic electoral process, urging all eligible citizens to participate.
In 2025, Cameroon has witnessed an increase of 210,000 new voters on the electoral register, raising the total to 8,055,622. This update comes from the first ordinary session of the Electoral Council of Cameroon (ELECAM), which prioritised reviewing its quarterly activity report and evaluating preparations for the upcoming presidential election scheduled for October 2025. Chairperson Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe affirmed that the electoral year has officially commenced.
The new additions to the voter register reflect an upward trend, growing from 7,845,622 at the close of 2024 to 8,055,622 in early 2025. This surge indicates increased citizen engagement as preparations intensify for the crucial presidential election. ELECAM has actively advocated for all eligible citizens to register, highlighting that each new voter enhances the collective electoral influence of the populace.
As the nation approaches this significant election, it is imperative that all eligible citizens leverage the registration period to exercise their right to vote. Greater participation in the electoral process will bolster its integrity and transparency, ensuring that the voice of the people is paramount in determining the future of Cameroon.
In conclusion, the increase of 210,000 voters in Cameroon’s electoral register is a positive sign of civic engagement ahead of the 2025 presidential elections. The ongoing efforts by ELECAM to promote voter registration are crucial for fostering a representative and equitable electoral process. As citizens are encouraged to register, their collective participation will enhance the integrity of the election, reinforcing democracy in Cameroon.
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