Cameroon’s electoral register has increased by 210,000 voters, totaling 8,055,622 ahead of the October 2025 presidential election. ELECAM encourages eligible citizens to register, emphasizing the role of increased voter participation in enhancing the democratic process.
In a notable development, the electoral register in Cameroon has expanded by 210,000 new voters since the beginning of 2025, raising the total count to 8,055,622. During the first ordinary session of the Elections Cameroon (ELECAM), discussions centered on reviewing and adopting the quarterly activity report for January to March, along with a thorough evaluation of the 2025/2026 strategic and training plans. This session highlighted the preparations for the forthcoming presidential election, reinforcing that the electoral year has officially commenced, as declared by the Electoral Board Chairperson, Dr. Enow Abrams Egbe.
The increase in registrations from 7,845,622 at the end of 2024 to the current figure signals a significant mobilization of citizens ahead of the presidential election set for October 2025. ELECAM has consistently urged all eligible citizens to register, emphasizing that each additional voter enhances the democratic fabric of the electoral process. A higher voter turnout is crucial for achieving a more representative and democratic outcome.
As Cameroon approaches this pivotal election, it is vital for every eligible citizen to utilize the registration period to exercise their right to vote. Increased voter participation will not only lend credibility to the election process but will also ensure that the voice of the people plays a decisive role in shaping the nation’s future.
The increase of 210,000 new registrations to the electoral rolls in Cameroon represents a critical step towards ensuring a more robust and representative electoral process. With the total number now exceeding 8 million, the importance of active citizen participation cannot be overstated. It is imperative that eligible voters seize the opportunity to register and participate in the upcoming presidential election in October 2025, thereby solidifying their democratic rights and influence in national governance.
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