The Executive Director of the Provisional Electoral Council recalls that the voter to be allowed to vote must not only hold its National Identification Card (CIN) but also its name must appear on the list (liste d’émargement).

In addition, the Directorate invites all voters who have lost their CIN, to do diligence, in order to recover their new Card in the offices of the National Office of Identification (ONI) or any other distribution point set up for this purpose.

The ONI informs that all its communal offices throughout the country, as well as the office of Port-au-Prince and Delmas (Babiole, rue Miot # 4) are open from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 November 2016.

The offices will receive only citizens who come to get their CIN.

If you need more services, come back Monday November 21st. The ONI asks all to respect the order and the discipline and to avoid to make the disorder.

The ONI reminds the population that it will be in the commune of residence (the given address) that they will be able to receive their cards.

How to find your Voting Centre and polling station

The Executive Director of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) reminds the general public, the political parties, political groups and candidates in particular that the Call Center operates daily from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm and allows voters to know their Voting Centre and polling station for the next election scheduled for November 20, 2016.

The Executive Directorate, encourages voters to call 8828 (Natcom) and 8830 (Digicel) by providing the operator with the number of their National Identification Card (CIN) or by sending their CIN number by SMS (free service).

You can also use the online system below to find out about your Voting Centre and polling station :

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S/ HaitiLibre