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2019 European Parliament Elections: Approximately 29% of registered electors voted

26/05/19 15:31  |  Press release  |  European affairs
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Following a one-hour recess, voting resumed at exactly 1 p.m. and it continues smoothly and in order. It is estimated that until 3 p.m. approximately 29% of the total of registered electors throughout Cyprus voted.

The percentages of the electors who have voted so far and the corresponding figures at previous elections, per constituency, are: 

 

2019

European Parliament Elections

2014

European Parliament Elections

2016

Parliamentary Elections

2018

Presidential Elections

Lefkosia:

34%

33%

46%

53%

Lemesos:

30%

29%

47%

48%

Famagusta:

31%

27%

45%

50%

Larnaka:

32%

31%

45%

50%

Pafos:

31%

30%

49%

53%

Abroad:

38%

32%

39%

40%

Special Polling Stations for Turkish Cypriots:

5.2%

2,25%

––––

––––

Total:

29%

28%

46%

51%

It is clarified that the participation, excluding the special polling stations for Turkish Cypriots (T/C), reached 32%, compared to 31% at the same time during the 2014 European Parliament Elections.

As regards the participation of T/C in these European Parliament Elections, I note the following:

Until now 4204 T/C citizens of the Republic have exercised their voting right, out of a total of 80.862 who are registered in the electoral roll.

I would like to underline, once again, the significance of these elections for the Republic of Cyprus and also for the whole of the European Union.

As Chief Returning Officer I once again call upon the people to exercise their right to vote.

I hope and wish that our compatriots will proceed en masse to exercise their voting right. I remind that polls will normally close at 6 in the afternoon.

(EH)

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