EARLY voting continued on Wednesday, Nov. 2, with 825 individuals casting their ballots across the CNMI.
As of Wednesday evening, the Commonwealth Election Commission reported that 709 from the third senatorial district (Saipan and the Northern Islands) voted Wednesday, including three from the Northern Islands.
There were 51 voters from Tinian and 65 from Rota.
On Tuesday evening, CEC stated that 763 voters (not 759 as earlier reported) had cast their ballots: 645 (not 641) from Saipan and the Northern Islands; 55 from Tinian; and 63 from Rota.
According to the CEC website, as of Sept. 14, 2022, there were 19,275 registered voters in the CNMI.
Of this number, 15,559 were from Saipan, 184 from the Northern Islands, 1,680 from Tinian, and 1,852 from Rota.
Based on these numbers, 4.5% of Saipan’s registered voters cast their ballots on Tuesday; less than 1% in the Northern Islands; 3% on Tinian; and 3.5% on Rota.
Since Tuesday, Nov. 1, roughly 8% of registered voters have cast their ballots.
The early-voting period will continue through Nov. 7. Election Day is Nov. 8.
The designated early voting polling places will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, including on holidays.
For more Election Day information, visit votecnmi.gov.mp or contact the Commonwealth Election Commission at (670) 235-8682/3/5 or cec@votecnmi.gov.mp/.
Curbside voting is available outside the Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio Multi-Purpose Center in Susupe.
Early voters line up outside of the Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio Multi-Purpose Center in Susupe.
