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Elections 2009

elections 2009

Check your voter registration details

  • A toll-free number, 0800 118 000, had been set up for people to call with queries about registrationr.
  • Those wishing to check whether they appear on the voters’ roll could also SMS their ID numbers to 32810 at a cost of R1.
  • People who were unable to register at the special registration weekend can still do so until the election date is announced at offices of municipal electoral officers.
  • You can also check your details online with the Independent Electoral Commission.

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Regulations and legislation
An index of regulations and legislation published in the Government Gazette on the elections

- Electoral Act 1998, Act 73 of 1998 [PDF]
- Section in the South African Constitution on the electoral system

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