Nicosia: The number of registered voters in the upcoming parliamentary elections on May 24th reaches 568,587, Chief Returning Officer announced Monday. He also announced that in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections and the election of the Representative of the Maronite Religious Group at the Parliament, a total of 1,217 polling stations will operate.
According to Cyprus News Agency, the Chief Returning Officer has announced that the number of registered voters by Electoral District is as follows: Nicosia 198,553, Limassol 116,924, Famagusta 116,392, Larnaca 60,489, Paphos 47,384, Kyrenia 28,845, making a total of 568,587. It is noted that these numbers also include 859 Turkish Cypriots, holders of an identity card of the Republic of Cyprus, with an address in the government-controlled areas.
It is also clarified that 595 enclaved persons (335 from the Kyrenia Electoral District and 260 from the Famagusta Electoral District) are also entitled to vote, who are not included in the above numbers.
During the upcoming Parliamentary Elections and the Election of the Representative of the Maronite Religious Group, a total of 1,217 polling stations will operate, which are distributed as follows: Nicosia with a total of 454 stations, Famagusta with 59, Larnaca with 204, Limassol with 351, Paphos with 136, and abroad with 13. The parliamentary elections will have 1,204 polling stations, and the Maronite Representative elections will have 13, totaling 1,217 stations.