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INEC: Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) Weekly Update: Quarter 2, Week 3, as at 25th October 2021.

1. Fresh Registrants: 3,733,068

2. Completed Online & Physical Registration: 1,393,502

3. Male (Completed Registration: 710,003

4. Female (Completed Registration: 683,499

5. Persons Living With Disability (Completed Registration): 15,022

6. Type of Registration
* Online – 522,066
* Physical – 871,436

7. Youth (18- 34 years): 996,484

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