Recommendation 13 (Voter Registration) South Sudan 2011
http://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/africa/SS/south-sudan-final-report-southern-sudan-referendum/at_download/file
Once boundary delimitation is completed, the future electoral management body can approach the first voter registration for the first electoral cycle in one of two ways. Under the first “passive” option, the civil registry body could generate the draft voter register automatically from the civil registry data, using the residence/address data in the civil registry and the list of registration/polling centres to assign voters automatically to polling centres. An extensive exhibition period should follow the publication of the register in order to allow citizens to check whether they have been included in the register, and to make claims for inclusion or reassignment to more appropriate polling centres. This is the preferred option. Under such a system, there is no need for the issuance of voter registration cards, as the national ID card will be used to identify voters on polling day.
