This is how to check your PVC status

We hear at Cast9ja decide to show interest on the electoral exercise deviating abit from our line of information.

This is just a little tips on how to check if your PVC ready

So you have your PVC? Pls check your polling unit location again. Inec is migrating people to other units quietly – especially where a polling unit has more than 750 voters.

The increase in voters registration means there will be corresponding increase in many polling units. The maximum number of voters a PU is supposed to handle is 750 for effectiveness.

Where a PU has more than 750 registered voters, it is very likely that the ‘excess’ number will be migrated to other areas.

The criteria for determining who to migrate is simply alphabetical. The names are counted in alphabetical order (A – Z); the first 750 are retained in the PU while the rest are migrated. It does not matter if one has been a consistent voter in all the electoral cycles.

Having a pvc is no longer a guarantee that you will vote. If your name has been migrated to another PU from where you’ve been used to (even if you made no request for change of location ) in line with the above reason, on voting day, you may not be allowed to vote there.

It is therefore imperative that all registered voters check the exact location of their polling unit days b4 Election Day in order to avoid stories that touch the heart.

*VERIFY IN LESS THAN 60 SECONDS.* 

If you are a registered voter, check your status via link below. It is seamless, innovative and reliable. Simply Select your: 

1.) State

2.) Surname

3.) Date of Birth

https://voters.inecnigeria.org/ 

 *Please, help circulate widely!*