Nicosia, Cyprus. Cyprus has registered 568,587 voters for the parliamentary elections on May 24, the chief returning officer announced on Monday. A total of 1,217 polling stations will operate in Cyprus and abroad for the parliamentary elections and the election of the representative of the Maronite religious group.
Registered voters by district
Nicosia has the largest number of registered voters with 198,553, followed by Limassol with 116,924 and Famagusta with 116,392. Larnaca has 60,489 registered voters, Paphos 47,384 and Kyrenia 28,845.
The figures include 859 Turkish Cypriots who hold Republic of Cyprus identity cards and reside in the free areas.
Authorities said 595 enclaved voters are not included in the total, with 335 belonging to the Kyrenia electoral district and 260 to the Famagusta district.
Polling stations for May 24 elections
Of the 1,217 polling centres, 1,204 will operate for the parliamentary elections and 13 for the election of the Maronite representative.
Nicosia will have 454 polling stations in total, including nine for the Maronite election. Limassol will operate 351 polling stations, Larnaca 204, Paphos 136 and Famagusta 59.
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