Port-au-Prince, August 7, 2026.- The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is continuing the deployment of the electoral register in the western department. Nineteen new Registration and Voting Centres (CIVs) entered service on August 6, 2026, bringing the total number of operational sites to 29. This extension aims to bring registration services closer to citizens and to increase access to the electoral process.
The Provisional Electoral Council announced the opening of 19 new Registration and Voting Centres in the West Department, in accordance with its plan for the gradual deployment of the voter registration system. The institution intends to facilitate the registration of citizens who meet the requirements of the electoral decree.
The new centres are distributed in the municipalities of Delmas, Pétion-Ville and Port-au-Prince.
In Delmas, citizens can now enrol in the Mixed College of Educators, the Logos College, the United Brothers Educational Centre, the Mixed College of New Seed, the Mixed College of Martinez Vargas, the Mixed Institute of George OHM, the Joint Institute of David Mondesir, the National School of Lelia Lherisson, the Classic Institution of the United Brothers, the Classic Training Centre of Saint James and the Joint College of Toussaint Louverture.
In Pétion-Ville, the new VICs are installed at the Baptiste Conservatrice School in Lamothe, at the Conservative School Pèlerin 9, at the Protestante Wallas School and at the Postal Office Place Saint-Pierre.
In Port-au-Prince, the centres are located in the Republic of the USA, the Rose Lherisson Social Home, the Canapé-Vert Market and Cric Crac.
According to the CEP, all these centres already have the logistical equipment necessary for their operation. The institution is continuing its efforts to operationalize all VICs planned in the national territory.
The Provisional Electoral Council invites eligible citizens to register in the electoral register. This is an essential condition for exercising their right to vote in the forthcoming elections.
Finally, the CEP reaffirms its commitment to an inclusive, transparent, impartial and democratic electoral process.
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