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Intended For Removal of Voting Status
Why the list is published
The Electoral and Boundaries Commission is required to keep the voter register accurate and up to date. Some people on the register may have moved overseas for many years or may have passed away, which means they are no longer eligible to vote.
Publishing this list allows the public to:
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see who is proposed for removal,
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and provide corrections before any changes are made.
Legal Basis
Under the Representation of the People Act, Cap. 12, a person may be removed from the Register of Electors if:
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they have died,
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an objection to their registration has been upheld,
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they have been outside of Barbados for more than 5 years (and are not a foreign service elector), or
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they have become disqualified under this or any other law.
Because the law requires the Register to remain accurate, the Electoral and Boundaries Commission must identify and remove persons who fall into these categories.
What Registrants Should Do
If you see your name on the list and believe it should not be included, please contact the Electoral and Boundaries Commission as soon as possible to provide updated information or supporting documents.
You may:
📧 Email: ebc_updatingunit@barbados.gov.bb
📞 Call: 535-4800
When contacting us, please include:
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your full name
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National Registration Number (NRN)
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current Barbados address
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a brief explanation or update
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any relevant supporting documentation (if available)
This will help us review your status quickly and ensure the Register remains accurate.
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