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How can EU citizens in Cyprus vote for the June 9 elections?

Deadline approaches for voter registration

The Ministry of Interior announces that the offices of the District Administrations of Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, and Famagusta (Paralimni office) will remain open and will accept applications for voter registration, declarations for voting at an overseas polling station, and responsible st

Overseas polling stations for EU elections announced

The Ministry of Interior announced that in preparation for the forthcoming European Parliament elections scheduled for June 9, 2024, polling stations will be in operation abroad. These stations will be located in Greece, the United Kingdom, and Belgium, catering to voters already on the electoral ro

Voter eligibility and information for EU, municipal elections

The Ministry of Interior has released details concerning the upcoming elections for the European Parliament and local authorities. All citizens of the Republic, aged 18 and above, who reside in Cyprus are entitled to vote. Additionally, citizens of other European Union member states residing in Cypr

PVV wins election with 37 seats in parliament; Got more votes than VVD did in 2021

The PVV has convincingly won the 2023 parliamentary election, standing at 37 seats with 94 percent of the votes counted. About 2.3 million people voted for the far-right party on Wednesday. Geert Wilders’ party is doing better than the VVD did in 2021 and 2017 when 2.2 million people voted for the party. In 2012, Rutte’s party received slightly more votes at 2.5 million.

Rutte IV coalition lost about half their seats; Voter turnout slightly lower than 2021

The four coalition parties that made up Rutte IV - VVD, D6t, CDA, and ChristenUnie - all lost seats in yesterday’s election. Of the 78 seats the parties won in the 2021 elections, just over half remain. According to the latest forecast from the ANP Election Service, the four parties are good for only 41 seats.

BSKE coverage reveals urgent need for electoral reform

Comelec, Barmm sign MOA for teachers participating in BSKE

Comelec, Barmm sign MOA for teachers participating in BSKE: In order to protect the rights of the teachers as the frontliners during elections, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and Barmm’s Ministry of Basic, Higher, Technical, and Education (MBHTE) inked a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA).

Comelec chairperson reveals that 836,000 teachers to receive P9K-P10K honorarium for upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections

The 836,000 teachers who will be deployed for the upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) in the Philippines are expected to receive an honorarium of P9,000 for electoral chairpersons to P10,000 for board members, higher than the P5,000 to P6,000 proposed honoraria.

A STATEWIDE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

Something funny happens whenever Jonathan Arebalos starts talking about elections. His eyes begin to sparkle, and a massive grin spreads across his face. For Ouray County’s deputy clerk and recorder, there are few things he’d rather talk about — especially with those who question the legitimacy of elections.