ELECTION DAY – How it looked

Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 October 2012 02:44

People young and old lined up with their voter cards at the ready. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

Voters young and old lined up with their voter cards at the ready. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

Lines were long but orderly at Port Vila’s ex-FOL polling station. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

A woman votes at Port Vila’s ex-FOL polling station. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

Voters make their choice at Port Vila’s Freswota polling station. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

A member of the Vanuatu Mobile Force assists a voter. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

A member of the Vanuatu Mobile Force guards a ballot box. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

A man displays his voter registration card. Photo credit: Graham Crumb – imagicity.com

Voters line up to vote at the Chiefs’ Nakamal in Port Vila. Photo credit: Ben Bohane – wakaphotos.com

People crowd outside the electoral office to deal with registration problems. Photo credit: Ben Bohane – wakaphotos.com

People crowd outside the electoral office to deal with registration problems. Photo credit: Ben Bohane – wakaphotos.com

 

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