Singapore: Voter rolls updated, public inspection from 19 June to 2 July

The Registers of Electors have been revised and will probably be open for public inspection from 19 June 2024 to 2 July 2024. The revised registers include the names of all certified electors as of 1 June 2024, an official news release said.

Singapore Citizens could verify their particulars within the registers electronically, by way of

(a) Voter Services (https://www.eld.gov.sg/online.html) on the Elections Department (ELD) web site; or

(b) “My Profile” on Singpass App.

Those who’re unable to verify their particulars within the registers electronically could achieve this on the Community Centres/Clubs and ServiceSG Centres close to their properties or at ELD workplace by making an e-appointment by way of ELD web site or calling 1800-225-5353. Overseas Singaporeans who can’t achieve this on-line could verify their particulars at Singapore abroad missions serving as abroad registration centres.

During the inspection interval, an individual could:

(a) Submit a declare to embrace his identify (if it has been omitted) or replace his particulars (i.e., identify and NRIC tackle) within the registers if his particulars within the registers are mirrored otherwise from his NRIC; and

(b) Submit an objection to take away a reputation from the register for the electoral division that the particular person is in.

Claims and objections could also be submitted on-line at Voter Services (https://www.eld.gov.sg/online.html) at ELD web site, or in particular person at Community Centres/Clubs/ServiceSG Centres, ELD workplace and Singapore abroad missions serving as abroad registration centres.

A claimant listing containing an inventory of claims will subsequently be made accessible for inspection throughout the interval from 13 July 2024 to 20 July 2024 at Community Centres/Clubs/ServiceSG Centres positioned throughout the electoral division, ELD workplace and Singapore abroad missions serving as abroad registration centres.

Persons whose names have been eliminated from the registers for failing to vote at a previous election could apply to have their names restored to the registers by way of Voter Services (https://www.eld.gov.sg/online.html) at ELD web site, in order that they will vote at future elections. They are inspired to apply early. Under the legislation, we won’t be able to restore their names throughout the interval from the date the Writ for an election is issued till after Nomination Day if the election isn’t contested, or till after Polling Day if a ballot is to be taken. Consequently, they won’t be able to forged their vote if a ballot is to be taken for the (*19*) Division that they’re residing in.