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Where to vote in the east of Pretoria

With less than a month away from the local municipal elections voters need all the information they need to cast their vote.

Do you know where to vote in the east of Pretoria?

The date of the elections has been set for November 1, and more than 1.5-million Tshwane residents have registered to vote.

While elections will take place under Covid-19 pandemic conditions, voters were urged by the Independent Electoral Commission to adhere to regulations.

The following protocols will be followed during the voting day:

– Face mask or cloth covering of the nose and mouth;

– Social distance with a minimum of 1.5m; and

– Sanitising upon entry into the registration station.

Here is the list of IEC voting stations in the east of Pretoria :

– Laerskool Lynnwood

– Laerskool Menlopark

– Pro Arte Alphen Park

– Tent at Hedgerows pre-school

– Hoërskool Waterkloof

– Glenstantia scout hall

– Rademeyers venue centre

– Laerskool Constantiapark

– NG Kerk Pretoria Oosterlig

– Tent at Rubenstein and Primula centre

– Tent at Rocco De Villiers Street

– The Glen High School

– Hoërskool Staatspresident CR Swart

– Willowridge High School

– Willows Methodist Church

– Star College Pretoria

– Amper Alles Mica Hardware City Wapadrand

– Laspossie Kleuterskool

– Tent in Ouklipmuur Avenue

– Willow Manor Christian Centre

– Tent at Park Braam Pretorius and Fluff Tail Street

FAR EAST:

– Cullinan Combined School

– Rayton Community Hall

– Bronkhorstspruit Primary School

– Zithobeni community hall

– Jazz Channel Guest House – Bronkhorstspruit

– Rooisilo conference centre

– Boschkop Primary school

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