Election Commission to begin polling card distribution for 2024 Parliamentary Elections

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By: Isuru Parakrama

October 22, Colombo (LNW): The Election Commission has confirmed that the distribution of official polling cards for the upcoming 2024 Parliamentary Elections will commence tomorrow (23).

These cards, which play a critical role in ensuring voter participation, are expected to be handed over to the postal service on the 26th of this month, allowing ample time for their delivery ahead of Election Day.

Postal voting, a significant component of the electoral process, is scheduled to begin on the 30th of this month.

This system enables eligible voters, including government employees and other individuals who may be unable to visit polling stations on Election Day, to cast their ballots in advance.

In a related development, the allocation of television and radio airtime for political campaigns is being organised to ensure fairness among all contesting parties and independent groups.

Today (22), a draw was held at the Colombo District Secretariat to determine the broadcast slots. This system aims to provide equal opportunities for all participants, allowing them to communicate their policies and messages to the electorate.

The Election Commission has extended invitations to the secretaries of recognised political parties and the leaders of independent groups who have submitted nominations for the Parliamentary Elections to take part in the event.

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