Zimbabweans around the country are texting us with their feedback on Zimbabwe’s Election voting day. You can read a few below, and we’re compiling them on our Crowdmap, so take a look (and refresh the map often!)

• I have gone to Ward 29 Zvimba South. The process is very slow.
• In Budiriro 3, long long lines and slow process. MDC-T very faint on the ballot slips and is last.
• I’m done at Chinembiri Pri, Seke. In a 300 metre queue, 2hrs 18 minutes. Heavy turnout.
• Already voted in Chitungwiza Dzidzai Primary. All went well, queues moving nicely. In less than 30 minutes we were done.
• Voting is too slow and some of the names are not on the roll so we are voting with registration certificate. Chitepo Sec School, Zvimba East.
• In Goromonzi, Rusike at St Dominics Nora Primary. The polling process is in progress. No problems. About 300 ppl voted and the queue is declining.
• Am in Murehwa. Went to vote early morning. Many people came early. Queues were very long. SADC vehicles and JOMIC were moving around.
• In Bikita East voting going on peacefully, short queues.
• Gokwe Central. Voter turnout high. No incidents witnessed.
• My polling station (Avondale) full of police in uniform queueing to vote.

This entry was posted on July 31st, 2013 at 1:30 pm by Amanda Atwood and is filed under Elections 2013, Zimbabwe Blog, Zimbabwe News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.