This Sunday, March 24, 2024, a large number of Senegalese citizens will go to the polling stations for the elections. presidential elections. Among them, many young people will be making their voices heard for the first time. Here are a few simple rules to follow for a carefree vote.
Who can vote?
Under Senegalese electoral law, all Senegalese citizens aged 18 and over, men and women, enjoying their civil and political rights, may vote, unless they are legally incapacitated. Naturalized foreigners without dual nationality are also eligible to vote, as are foreign spouses of Senegalese citizens, except in the case of opposition for a year.
Opening and closing hours of polling stations
It's essential to choose the right time to vote. Polling stations open at 8am and close at 6pm. If you're late at opening time, you'll be given extra time to compensate. However, being on time is always preferable.
Do not glue the envelope
Be careful not to seal the envelope containing your ballot, otherwise it will be rejected. To avoid this, simply slide the flap inside the envelope.
Vote discreetly
It is recommended not to display your political preference. Avoid clothing or accessories with candidate colors or logos. Distinctive signs of candidates are not allowed in polling stations.
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