The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has published a provisional list of polling stations for the 31 July 2013 harmonised elections. To make things easier for would-be voters, we’ve put these into Excel and PDF spreadsheets by province, and made some clickable maps for the country and for major cities of Zimbabwe.

Know where to vote!

Remember, you have to vote in the ward and constituency where you are registered. If you know you are registered, but you can’t remember which ward or constituency you are in, you can use the My Zim Vote site to look up your entry in the voters’ roll and get that information. Just make sure you enter your ID number in the correct format so they can find your entry!

Once you know where you’re registered, look up the provisional polling stations for your area.

You can do this in a few ways:

• View Excel and PDF lists of provisional polling stations by province here
• In Harare? Use the Harare Province clickable map (Includes Epworth and Chitungwiza)
• In Bulawayo? Use the clickable map for polling stations in Bulawayo
• In Gweru? Use the clickable map for Gweru Urban polling stations (includes Chiwundura and Mkoba)
• In Masvingo? Use the clickable map for Masvingo Municipality polling stations
• In Mutare? Use the clickable map for Mutare City polling stations
• Anywhere else in Zimbabwe? Use the map for the whole country (Note this will take longer to load. Just zoom in to your area)

If you’re using the clickable maps, zoom in to the map so you can see the address for the location where you’ve registered, and click there. Cross check that the information you get in the pop-up window is correct for your ward and constituency. The list of polling stations for your ward are the polling stations where you can vote.

This entry was posted on July 18th, 2013 at 1:11 pm by Amanda Atwood and is filed under Elections 2013, Zimbabwe Blog. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.