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OVER 4000 NEW REGISTRATIONS, 1 OBJECTION RECORDED BY GECOM IN CLAIMS & OBJECTIONS EXERCISE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The Guyana Elections Commission has recorded over 4000 new applicants who will be eligible to vote in the upcoming Local Government Elections.  Nightly News’ Shemar Alleyne spoke to Commission’s PRO and filed this report.

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