PNP Calls for Polling Station Adjustments in Toledo East

The People’s National Party (PNP) has formally requested changes to polling station assignments in Toledo East.

In a letter to Chief Elections Officer Josephine Tamai, PNP leader Wil Maheia outlined key areas where adjustments are needed to ensure a fair and convenient voting process.

The party is advocating for Santana Village residents to vote at the Barranco polling station instead of travelling to Cattle Landing, which they argue is unnecessarily far. The PNP is calling for Boom Creek voters to cast their ballots at the Catholic School in Punta Gorda, rather than being required to bypass three other polling stations to reach their designated location.

The letter also states, “we would like to bring attention to the situation in the village of Dolores. Currently, Dolores has a significantly larger number of voters than Otoxa, yet Otoxa is the designated polling station for both communities.” The PNP is pushing for a dedicated polling station in Dolores to improve voter accessibility.

“We urge you to consider these concerns and make the necessary adjustments to ensure a more efficient and accessible voting process for our communities,” Maheia stated.