Cameroon Electoral Register Grows by 210,000 Voters Ahead of 2025 Election
Cameroon has added 210,000 new voters to its electoral rolls, totaling 8,055,622 ahead of the October 2025 presidential election. ELECAM is actively encouraging registration to enhance democratic participation, carrying out reviews and training plans while emphasizing the importance of every citizen’s vote.
Cameroon has experienced a significant increase in its electoral register with 210,000 new voters since the start of 2025, raising the total number of registered voters to 8,055,622. The first ordinary session of ELECAM (Electoral Board of Cameroon) concentrated on reviewing its quarterly activity report from January to March, along with monitoring the 2025/2026 strategic plan and analyzing preparations for the upcoming presidential election scheduled for October 2025.
The growth in the voter register indicates a proactive engagement among citizens ahead of the presidential elections, with the number of registered voters increasing from 7,845,622 at the end of 2024. Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe, Chairperson of the Electoral Board, emphasized that the institution is now officially in the electoral year, underlining the importance of participation in the electoral process.
ELECAM is actively promoting voter registration, asserting that each additional voter enhances the collective electoral power of the citizens. A higher number of voters contributes to a more democratic and representative electoral process, vital for the nation’s political landscape.
With the crucial elections on the horizon, it is imperative for all eligible citizens to seize the opportunity during the registration period to exercise their voting rights. Increased voter participation will ensure that the electoral process reflects public sentiment and dictates the future direction of the nation.
The recent increase of 210,000 registered voters in Cameroon signifies a strong mobilization of citizens ahead of the 2025 presidential election. As the electoral year commences, ELECAM’s emphasis on voter registration illustrates the institution’s commitment to fostering a democratic electoral process. Increased participation is crucial to reflect the people’s voice and enhance the integrity of the election.
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