The National Independent Election Authority (ANIE) made public this Wednesday the results of the periodic revision of the electoral rolls covering the period from 20 October 2025 to 18 November 2025. This operation, provided for by law, is part of the regular updating of the national electoral register.
Before the opening of this periodic revision, the total number of registered voters stood at 24,315,551. Of these, 23,486,061 were registered inside the country, while 865,490 were registered abroad, ANIE stated in a press release. Following the revision, the total number of registered voters reached 24,503,060. Within the national territory, 512,188 new voters were registered, while 364,431 people were removed from the rolls. The total number of voters registered inside the country after the revision thus amounts to 23,633,818.
As for voters residing abroad, 37,213 new registrations were recorded, against 33,461 removals. The total number of voters registered abroad after the periodic revision now stands at 869,242, ANIE specified. The Authority expressed “its thanks to all the members of the municipal commissions in charge of revising the electoral rolls, as well as to the oversight commissions,” praising “the efforts of the stakeholders involved in the operations carried out within diplomatic missions and consular representations abroad.”