In early 2025, voter registrations in Cameroon increased by 210,000, totaling 8,055,622 voters. ELECAM convened to discuss quarterly reports and preparations for the October presidential election. Increased registration reflects citizen mobilization for the election, emphasizing the importance of participation to enhance democracy.
Since the beginning of 2025, an additional 210,000 citizens have registered to vote in Cameroon, enhancing the total voter count to 8,055,622. The first ordinary session of the Electoral Board, known as ELECAM, focused on assessing quarterly reports and strategic plans leading up to the upcoming presidential election, scheduled for October 2025. Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, the Chairperson, emphasized that the institution is formally in an electoral year.
The voter registration figures have notably increased from 7,845,622 at the end of 2024 to 8,055,622 in early 2025. This growth indicates a significant mobilization of Cameroonians as they prepare for the upcoming presidential election. ELECAM continues its campaign to motivate eligible citizens to register, highlighting that each voter enhances the overall electoral influence.
As the election approaches, it is imperative for every eligible Cameroonian to utilize the registration opportunity to exercise their voting rights. Increased voter participation is vital for ensuring a transparent electoral process, enabling the populace to effectively influence the direction of the nation’s future.
In conclusion, the rise in voter registration in Cameroon marks a significant development as the country prepares for the presidential election in October 2025. The efforts of ELECAM to engage eligible citizens in the electoral process are pivotal for fostering democracy and ensuring that the electorate’s voice is heard. With a current voter count surpassing eight million, the onus falls on citizens to take part in shaping their democratic future.
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