“Ceni is currently on the way to print the provisional list. That’s how the software was used and tested. He can see that in detail,” said Ceni’s spokesperson, Andriamarotafika Soava, on Wednesday, yesterday, regarding the report of the International Organization of Francophonie (OIF) on the inspection conducted within Ceni.
About duplicate names: the presence of the same person’s name, the same ID number is detected. But it is different from the date of birth. They are two different people. The parents’ names are different: they are also different people. But there are people who are very similar, if a person registers in two different places. It may be that the person intends to register twice, or there is an error in the computer system of the district. They noted that there are people who do not have a full date of birth, but simply “vers” followed by the year. There are also those who do not have a clear definition of whether the person is male or female.
There are no barriers to voting
“However, all this has no negative impact on the electoral process, because it is possible to fix it,” he said. Ceni has already found part of these, and started to fix it. The unclear names, or incomplete information of people were returned to the village…
From April 10, the list of provisional voters will be released. He encourages everyone to check: is the name included, if registered? If it is included in the list, is it accurate and complete or not? He also encourages citizens who have not yet registered. Registration is open until May 31st, except for comments.
The OIF did not only check the software for completely updating the voter list. He first looked at the various regulations and the general structure of the Ceni down to the last detail. Estimated, which may be an obstacle to the implementation of elections. There was no mention of that.
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