Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede has consistently refused to allow people their right to have access to the voters roll. In all democratic countries the voters roll is a fully accessible public document. This is necessary so that voters can check whether their names appear and that their details are correct. Under normal circumstances, political parties use the list for campaign purposes and to analyse their performance after elections.
Analysts suspect that this is because the roll has been tampered with over the years in order to facilitate election rigging. Previous leaked copies of the document have revealed numerous phantom voters, thousands of people deceased or over 100 years old, and many addresses that, upon further investigation, prove to be empty plots of land. It is suspected that many of the addresses are fictitious, with most phantoms being in the rural areas and high-density suburbs. Analysis of the list shows that there are no duplicated national ID numbers.
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Is the roll accessible here?
Okay, very interesting, maybe I’m being stupid. Where is it?
Sorry – we have had some technical challenges. As you will appreciate this has been a huge exercise. List should be going up within the next half hour.
The list is now there – please allow 3-5 mins for it to download as there are more than 5 million names on the list. Thank you.
Two things please. Most of the constituencies are still missing, so its not yet complete. But secondly, have you considered privacy issues before publishing this? I am not comfortable having my name and address floating on the internet the way it is right now.
Please The Zimbabwean, can we have a voters with all constituencies available. For instance Marondera East, Mkoba, Chivi etc are not there. Thanks for the great job. Keep it up guys informing your fellow Zimbabweans. Wonderful job!!!
Over the years, I have come up with an electronic voting system concept that is beyond reproach. Easy to implement, easy to use with instant results that doesn’t require the meticulous verification process.
Is there anyone high up in the government ranks who thinks that this system can see the light of day?