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Removal of the Dead from the List of Electors

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August 18, 2025
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Our Children Deserved to Live and Their Killers Must Face Justice

Why Do We Silently Suffer Neglect?

Dear Editor

In attendance at a meeting of GECOM officials with party agents, the issue of dead persons being listed was raised. The example of some one who died 13 years ago and whose death was registered with the GRO was provided. GECOM’S Deputy Chief Elections Officer responded by asking the person who raised the matter whether the opportunity was used to have that name deleted in the Claims and Objections exercise. He then referred the matter to the Commission.
The Commission had discussed this matter ad nauseum. The Commission by a majority vote refused to use the legal provision for the reports from Commissioner of Police and the Chief Medical Officer on deaths to be used for deletions, yet when faced with such a question the Officer who participated in the refusal refers the matter back to a body that has refused to take the legally enshrined action. This is but one example of GECOM’S stoic refusal to take actions to ensure that ever measure is taken to ensure that the conditions for a free and fair elections are met, yet GECOM marches on to prepare for and guarantees the conduct of a free and fair election.
Yours truly
Vincent Alexander
GECOM Commissioner
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