The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) has clarified that nominations submitted by public servants before the issue of the public service circular will still be valid.
The 2024 Joint Elections is now set for the 17th of April following the proclamation of the election date by the Acting Governor General Hon. Patteson John Oti yesterday.
The Provincial Constituencies’ Provisional Voter list can now be accessed at the Electoral Commission Office. But first, there is also a fee that has to be paid.
The Nationwide Biometric Voter Registration (VRC) commences today the 4th of September, 2023. A total of 123 Biometric voter registration Teams have been deployed across the 50 constituencies ahead of the start of the registration period with notices inviting eligible voters to register.
Disclosure of national election campaign-related expenses is one of the requirements of the Electoral Act. The Chief Electoral Officer, Mr. Jasper Highwood Anisi said that section 69 of the Electoral Act 2018 requires all candidates contesting in any national parliamentary elections must submit…
The government has allocated a budget of SBD 198,847,326 for Biometric Voters Registration (BVR) and the 2024 elections. The budget will cater for the national, provincial and Honiara City Council (HCC) elections. SBD75,622,858 has been allocated for BVR while SBD123,224,468 for elections.
Voter registration update for the 2024 national general election is tentatively set to start on the 17th of July. Solomon Islands Electoral Commission Operations Manager, Fredrick Bosoboe confirmed this at a media conference in Honiara yesterday.
By-Election Date for West Kwara’ae Constituency is set for the 24th of May 2023. Operations Manager, Mr. Fredrick Bosoboe revealed this date after publication of the Election Date notice in the Gazette yesterday, 28th March 2023.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission has filled the vacant position of the new Chief Electoral Officer following the swearing-in of Mr. Jasper Anisi by the Governor General Sir David Vunagi at Government House this morning. Mr.
Mr. Jeffery Sade Deve has been appointed as an Electoral Commissioner to the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC). Mr. Deve was sworn in by the Acting Governor General, Honorable Speaker, Patteson Oti in a brief ceremony at the Government House this morning. Mr.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission has positioned itself to be election ready following the government’s decision to defer next year’s national general election to 2024.
Chief Electoral Officer Jane Waetara had tendered an early resignation as Chief Electoral Officer and Commissioner for the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC).
Jane Waetara has been sworn-in as the new Chief Electoral Officer of the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission Office(SIEO). Mrs. Waetara was the first local female Chief Electoral Officer in the country.
