Despite the Covid-19 epidemic and the long queues caused by the new measures of physical distance, the Mahorais mobilized for this second round with participation at midday increased compared to the first round.
In Mayotte, municipal elections are the favorite election of voters. And today, they were no exception to the rule. Despite the Covid-19 epidemic which rages on the territory, the Mahorais want to do their civic duty and choose their municipal and community advisers.
Everything has however been done to reassure them and most polling stations enforce physical distance measures with marking on the ground, soap, water or hydroalcoholic gel. Pens and masks are provided to those who have not brought their own.
The midday participation rate today greatly exceeds that of the 1st round
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Compared to the first round at midday, the Mahorais were more numerous to have voted today: 31.66% against 24.22% on March 15. Among the municipalities that voted the most in the morning include Ouangani (44.55%), Chirongui (36.55%) and Dembeni with 34.94% participation.
Those who voted the least at midday are Pamandzi (20.72%) Mamoudzou (24.10%) and Sada (26.31%).
However, in Mayotte, voters tend to go about their business in the morning and vote at the end of the day. The table below shows this, showing the figure for participation at 3 p.m. And today, voters have until 8 p.m. to vote. some therefore say that they still have time. But beware, the queues are long today!
The participation rate at 3 p.m.
- -Kani-Keli 53.96%
- – Acoua 56.72%
- – 61.41%
- – Chirongui 63,25%
- – Boueni 75.56%
- – Koungou 46.67%
- – Mamoudzou 35,85%
- – Pamandzi 46,90%
- – 71,36% of friends
- – Chiconi 62.84%
- – 62.41%
- – Bandraboua 59,03%
- – Now 54.42%
- – Mtsamboro 64,89%
- – Tsingoni 65.78%
We have not yet had Bandrélé’s participation rate
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