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VOTING STATIONS · OFFICIAL SERVICES

Find the station.
Confirm your registration.

Find the official IEC registration check and voting-station map, with a clear explanation of the difference between a map result and your registered station.

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Published by the United Progressive People Alliance (UPPA). Official services open on the IEC, MDB or government website.

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Where am I registered?

The IEC’s registration service provides your registration, ward and registered voting-station details.

The official service may ask for your South African ID number. Enter it on the IEC website.

Check my registered station , official external websiteOpens elections.org.za
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Where are the stations?

Use the IEC’s map to explore station locations and voting-district boundaries by street, address or suburb.

The nearest station on a map may differ from the station where you are registered.

Open the official station map , official external websiteOpens maps.elections.org.za

Before you use a map result

  1. Check your own registration.Use the IEC’s registration service for your personal voting-station details.
  2. Read the station details carefully.Check the venue and address returned by the official service.
  3. Ask the IEC about a discrepancy.If the information is unclear or appears incorrect, use the IEC’s official enquiry channels.
Find official IEC contact details , official external website

Common questions

Does my nearest station determine where I am registered?

No. A nearby station is a location on the map. Your IEC registration record identifies your registered station.

Can I check another municipality?

Yes. The linked IEC services cover South Africa. Choose or search the relevant place in the official service.

Does the UPPA site perform the personal lookup?

The personal lookup takes place on the IEC website. This guide provides the official link and explains which service to use.

Sources and checks 3 references

Source links were reviewed on . Official services maintain their own information and availability.

  1. President declares 4 November 2026 Election Day a public holiday, 15 September 2026 , official external websiteThe Presidency / South African Government · Checked
  2. IEC voter information: registration, station and ward lookup , official external websiteElectoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) · Checked
  3. IEC explanation of voting districts and stations , official external websiteElectoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) · Checked

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