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All set for WPC polls

“The number of Election Law violations received and confirmed by the Network for Election Monitoring since the date of nominations for the Western Province Provincial Council Election is 137,” said Chief Executive of Network for Election Monitoring, Dr. Uditha Gunasekara.

2,378 candidates from 19 political parties and 17 independent groups submitted their nominations, after nominations were called on February 19 to select 102 representatives for the Western Provincial Council. The period of political campaigns ended at midnight of April 22.

3,820,214 voters are due to cast their votes at 2,769 polling stations in the 36 electorates of the Western Province.

PAFFREL’s observations on the elections day will be under two sections, namely, stationary and mobile observers.

Under the stationary observation system, activities within polling stations will be observed in 636 polling stations in Colombo district, and 490 polling stations in Kalutara district and 627 polling stations in Gampaha district are also planned to be kept under observation. Accordingly about three fourths of total polling stations will be observed by PAFFREL observers.

To observe the areas around polling stations 40 mobile vehicles will be engaged, at the rate of at least one mobile vehicle per electorate.

In general, PAFFREL observations would be done for a period from three to two weeks, depending on the situation that would prevail after the election.

The All Party Operation Room, which was operated at the two previous provincial council elections, is planned to be operative at the Election Secretariat on April 25. Responsible representatives of all contesting parties would be invited to take part in that and a team of police officers headed by a Deputy Inspector General of Police and senior officers of the Elections Commissioner’s Department will also take part.

All coordinating activities pertaining to this will be done by PAFFREL. The Centre for Monitoring Election Violence (CMEV) will also be invited.

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