ST. JOHN'S, Antigua — Registration units across Antigua and Barbuda opened as early as 6 a.m. today to facilitate the collection of Voter Identification Cards and the processing of special ID cards ahead of voting, according to Antigua News Room.
The extended hours are designed to assist electors who have not yet collected their voter ID cards, ensuring maximum participation in the ongoing general election. A valid voter ID card is required to cast a ballot.
Officials have urged voters to take advantage of the early opening to complete the collection process without delay. Electoral authorities say the measure is part of a broader effort to streamline election-day procedures and reduce congestion at polling stations.
Electors are being reminded to act promptly and ensure they are fully prepared before heading to the polls.
