The electoral commission of Papua New Guinea further deferred the polling dates for PNG National Elections 2022 by one week. Polling is on Monday 4th of July, 2022
PNG National Elections 2022 Countdown
PNG Insight is listing the major events in chronological order so that you are in tune with what's going on.
The countdowns are in days(d), hours (h), minutes (m) and seconds (s), each terminating at the end of the event scheduled by the Electoral Commission of PNG.
Issue of Writs/Nomination Open: Thursday 12th May 2022
A writ of election is declared on the date by the Governor-General, effectively dissolving the parliaments and calling for a fresh 2022 election.
How long before the Issue of Writs?
Nomination Closes: Thursday 26th May 2022
There is a 3 week period between the close of nomination and polling- this is the campaign period.
Polling Period starts: Saturday 2nd July 2022 Polling is deferred to Monday 4th July 2022 (*UPDATED)
How long before polling starts? Polling takes 3 weeks.
Polling Period ends: Friday 22nd July 2022
Counting is planned to take place in just 1 week.
Return of Writs: On or Before 29th July 2022
There you have it. (The countdown to the major 2022 election activities across the nation)
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