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Issue 22 of Lavetiviti is out now!![]()
Read our full version of the publication at: issuu.com/fijianelectionsoffice/docs/june_2022_lavetiviti_issue_22_
The Fijian Elections Office [‘FEO’] disbursed $7,200.00 to 22 communities in Cakaudrove, Bua and Macuata yesterday as part of the Community Engagement Project in partnership with the UNDP Pacific Office in Fiji ![]()
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In addition, 22 Community Election Advocates [‘CEA’] have collectively received their allowances for conducting election awareness sessions in their respective groups.![]()
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“The community representatives who were trained by the FEO are not only creating election awareness but also leading the conversation on elections within their groups and this is what the FEO had envisioned accomplishing with this Project,” said the Supervisor of Elections, Mr Mohammed Saneem whilst announcing the third round of disbursements.![]()
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The CEAs are required to conduct a 15-minute awareness session on elections with their community members and depending on the number of participants who attend the session, the community receives a grant which will go towards any development activity that benefits their community.![]()
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So far, the FEO has disbursed $21,700 to 66 communities as part of this project.
Public Opinion Poll Guidelines for the 2022 General Election adopted by the Electoral Commission![]()
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The Electoral Commission at its meeting held today, deliberated on opinion polls published for the 2022 General Election. The Electoral Commission has also been appraised of a recent complaint received regarding public opinion poll being published by a certain media house.![]()
“Currently, there are no specific guidelines on public opinion polls in an election in Fiji, but despite this, the Commission has noted that media organizations publish public opinion polls” explains Mr. Mukesh Nand, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission.![]()
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The Electoral Commission noted that both Australia and New Zealand have guiding documents on public opinion polls and these documents provide comprehensive instructions and expectations on public opinion poll processes. ![]()
However, the combined guidelines published by European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research (ESOMAR) and World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR) is more![]()
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“Having considered the nature of the impact of opinion polls and the international standards around public opinion polls, particularly in relation to elections, we have decided that we will adopt for the purposes of evaluating opinion polls published in Fiji, the opinion poll guidelines published by ESOMAR/WAPOR”, said Mr Mukesh Nand, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission.![]()
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The Electoral Commission will be publishing the opinion poll guidelines as well as the key requirements in relation to election opinion polling developed by ESOMAR/WAPOR on its website as well as the Fijian Election Office social media and website pages to enable all interested agencies to refer to and adequately comply with our expectation when it comes to opinion polling for the 2022 General Election. The Supervisor of Elections will also rely on these guidelines for his monitoring of the compliance with the Electoral Act.![]()
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You can find the complete list of guidelines at www.feo.org.fj/guidelines/
The Overseas Voter Registration Drive is coming to the US and Canada. Take note of the dates and venues, let your family and friends in the US and Canada know. Our teams will be at these venues to conduct voter registration. Follow this page to stay updated.
Launch of the Fiji National Polling Venue Directory for the 2022 General Election.![]()
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The Fiji National Polling Venue Directory for the 2022 General Election for the different divisions can be accessed here:![]()
1. Central Division: bit.ly/3Ae8mwJ![]()
2. Western Division: bit.ly/3yENKg9![]()
3. Northern Division: bit.ly/3OqOhYl![]()
4. Eastern Division: bit.ly/3bEfIPK
Vehicle Handover by the Indian High Commission and the Launch of Fiji National Polling Venue Directory.
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Our Offices
Headquarters
59-63 High Street, Toorak, Suva.
P.O. Box 2528, Government Buildings, Suva.
Phone: +679 331 6225
Voter Services Centre
Old Fiji Visitors Bureau Building, Suva.
P.O. Box 2528, Government Buildings, Suva.
Phone: +679 331 6225
Lautoka Office
36 Vitogo Parade, Lautoka.
P.O. Box 2528, Government Buildings, Suva.
Phone: +679 331 6225
Labasa Office
Legal Aid Building, Jaduram Street, Labasa.
P.O. Box 2528, Government Buildings, Suva.
Phone: +679 331 6225
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