Phone numbers of the CEP Emergency Unit

The Provisional Electoral Council informs stakeholders of the electoral process in general and the population in particular it has set up for the election of 9 August 2015, an emergency unit to respond to anything that might hinder the smooth running of the election.

The Council states, moreover, that the voters, the legal representatives of parties, political groups and candidates can refer to this emergency unit and submit their complaints on election day from 6:00 am, at : 28 17 03 24 / 28 17 03 25 / 28 17 03 26 / 28 17 03 27 / 28 17 03 28 / 28 17 03 29

PNH contacts for the 10 departments

The population will be able if necessary, contact the National Police of Haiti (PNH) in the 10 departments at the following numbers : West : 3820 1111 ; South : 3804 3333 ; North West : 3805 8888 ; South East : 3805 7777 ; Centre 3806 6666 ; Artibonite : 3822 4444 ; North east : 3805 9999 ; Nippes : 3805 1010 ; Grand-Anse : 3806 5555 ; North : 3806 2222. The public relations department of the PNH can be reached at 3107 1111.

Where to vote ?

The CEP HAITI Call Center operates at full capacity to inform the public about the centers and polling stations in view of elections on 9 August. To find out where to vote : 8828 NATCOM (SMS 8829) et 8830 DIGICEL (SMS) 8831 DIGICEL. The CEP has also launched a research tool. Simply enter your national identification number, and then copy the captcha code (garbled text) and click Search. The system will display your name, the address of the voting center, and office number.

To make your search : https://ouvoter.cephaiti.ht/consultation/rechercher.aspx

Location of all voting centers : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-14400-haiti-flash-location-of-all-the-polling-centers-in-haiti.html

Mandates of political parties, technical problem

The Provisional Electoral Councils (CEP) informs the Political parties that technical difficulties have prevented the CEP to complete the printing of mandates to be issued to political parties. The Council, to resolve this issue, instructed the various Departmental Electoral Offices (BED) to produce themselves and deliver them to political parties that request it.

Words of Prime Minister Evans Paul

"We must respect the right of voters. No matter who wins, it's Haiti who will win. The whole country is mobilized to vote on Sunday in peace and in mutual respect. We confirm and assure the public that everything is ready to ensure a smooth election. The elections are fundamental in the consolidation of democracy. No democracy without elections. I wish everyone a happy feast of democracy in that election day this Sunday."

HaitiLibre wish you a good electoral day

HL/ HaitiLibre