The 6,450 Libyans registered abroad to vote in the Constitutional Committee elections today started casting their votes.
There are 19 polling stations in 13 countries – nine more than in the 2012 elections for the General National Congress (GNC). It was, however, seen as surprising that Morocco and Malta were not included in the list. Maltese officials estimate that there are more than 4,000 Libyans currently residing in Malta.
Voters will be able to choose to cast their vote in any sub-constituency of their choice. A ballot paper will be printed from a matrix held on embassy computers.
There are polling stations in:
Canada: Ottawa and Calgary
Egypt: Cairo
Germany: Berlin and Bonn
Ireland Dublin
Italy: Rome
Jordan: Amman
Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur
Qatar: Doha
Tunis: Tunisia
Turkey: Istanbul
UAE: Dubai
UK: London and Manchester
USA: Washington DC, Denver, Houston and Los Angeles
