“Shy” mobilization around the revision of electoral lists

The annual revision of the electoral lists continues in the town halls, embassies and consulates of Mali. The operation aims to take into account the cases of transfer of polling stations, cancellations and the validation of cases of omissions or new majors. The operation is delayed in Bamako and in the interior of the country.

In Bamako, in several centres, documents are available and agents are on site. Plus the affluence is shy. Sory Sidibé and Lamine Diakité are respective presidents of the commissions charged with revising electoral lists in communes 5 and 3 of the Bamako district. According to them, voters come in a trickle.

“On a fait plus d’une quinzaine de transfert et de radiation, cela, parce qu on works with the death register provided by the civil status of notre commune” said Sory Sidibé president of the commission responsible for the revision of electoral lists in commune 5. His colleague Lamine Diakité pursue “Where in eight neighborhoods, people become rare. Only eight cases of transfer. Je demands me if the new majors are aware ».

Accentuate awareness

This lateness is perceptible in Ségou and Ansongo. Abdoul Karim Keïta is a review agent in Ségou. He deplores the timidity of the operation. « Pour le transfert c’est vraiment timide, le vendredi passé where I had 20 transfers. 88 case of radiations, ce sont des case ofdeath ce qu on appelle la perte du droit de vote ». Et Daouda Abdramane to report the same problem to Ansongo “On the beginning of the 19th until today, people don’t come as they wish. On a fait au moins cinq transfer more on a eu des radiations à peu près 30%. If the population does not come, where can it not advance? at-il hammered Il appelle à put the emphasis on awareness.

In Mopti, the agents reviewed 10 cases of transfer, 20 cases of radiation, 30 cases of validation on the date of October 21, 2024. We remind you that the annual revision of the electoral lists that started this October must take place by the end of December 2024.

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