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Alberton’s guide to registration weekend

Alberton Civic Centre is among some of the stations Alberton residents can visit to register to vote.

How do I register to vote?

First, ensure you have the necessary identity document – a green bar-coded ID book, an ID smartcard, or a temporary identity certificate. If you don’t, you will need to apply for one at the Department of Home Affairs.

With your identity document, you must then register in person – you can’t do it online, for example, or by email.

You can then register in two ways:

Any time before the president proclaims the date of the election, you can register at your local IEC municipal office – but you must first contact the office and make an appointment. The IEC has a list of municipal offices with all the contact details you need.

This weekend you can register from 08:00 to 17:00 at the voting station for your voting district. Find your voting station using the map on the IEC website, or phone 0800 11 8000 on Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00.

How old must I be to register?

Even though you may only vote if you are 18 or older, you may register on the voters’ roll from the age of 16.

Here are your voting stations around Alberton:

Jackson Dam

Hoërskool Dinamika

Glenview Primary

Laerskool Orion

Glenbrack School

Ekurhuleni West College

Temporary Voting Station in Albertsdal

Temporary Voting Station at Paul Kruger Street in Southcrest

Alberton Town Hall

Alberton Civic Centre

Alberton Rugby Club

Alberview Primary School

Alberton Fire Station

Bracken Park Hall

Meyersdal Temporary Station near Izak de Villiers Street

Alberton Fire Station

Florentia Residents must register at Laerskool President Steyn

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