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November 11, 2021 • 0 Comments Voter Roll Published 8 November 2021

The NEC has published the updated voter roll as at 8 November 2021. It can...

October 29, 2021 • 0 Comments PUBLIC NOTICE: National Survey – Saturday 13 November (9am – 6pm)

A compulsory National Survey will be held to get your view on the question: Should...

Candidate Declaration of Intention

October 29, 2021 • 0 Comments Public Notice: Candidates for 2022 elections must declare their intention to run now.

Parliament has passed a new amendment to the Electoral Act of 2016 which requires all...

September 13, 2021 • 0 Comments Overseas? Need to Register or Transfer? Can’t Find a Witness?

If you cannot reach an approved witness – please contact the Electoral Commission at helpdesk@electoralcommission.org.nr....

January 4, 2021 • 0 Comments Publication of the Electoral Roll

Please click the link here to download the updated voter roll as at 22 December...

May 6, 2020 • 0 Comments The Nauru Electoral Commission is pleased to introduce and welcome our new Commissioners

Sylvana Deireragea has been appointed as Electoral Commissioner, and Corinne Joram and Cronisa Baguga appointed...

April 24, 2020 • 0 Comments N.S.S 2020 Prefect Elections

Nauru Secondary School held it’s 2020 Prefect elections on Tuesday, 18th March 2020. The Nauru...

February 10, 2020 • 0 Comments Cost of Transfers

This is to notify all Voters that from Wednesday, 29th January 2020, the voter transfer...

December 4, 2019 • 0 Comments 2019 Parliamentary Election Final Report

Please click here to download the final report as presented to Parliament on the 2019...

FAQs

Is voting compulsory?

Yes, under electoral law, it is compulsory for all eligible Nauruan citizens who are 20 years or older to be registered and vote in elections.

What if I won’t be in Nauru on Election Day?

You can appoint someone to vote for you. This is called proxy voting and information can be found here: PROXY VOTING

The NEC is working on early voting as well so if you know you will be leaving you may be able to come in and vote early.

My parents are very sick and cannot come to the polling station. What can they do?

Please let the NEC know in advance – information can be found here: MOBILE VOTING. If you complete an application letting us know, we will send a team on Election Day to come to your house to let them vote.