VOTING in Region Six yesterday went on smoothly as Berbicians came out in their numbers to cast their votes.
The Regional Vice-Chairman, Zamal Hussain proudly exercised his democratic right by casting his ballot at his designated polling station in West Canje, Berbice.
Speaking to members of the media shortly after voting, Hussain described the process as simple and smooth.

He said that from the moment he entered the polling station, he was guided efficiently by the polling clerks and presiding officer.
“It was a matter of just walking in, presenting my ID, and marking my ballot. Within minutes, I was able to walk out, having done my part for democracy,” he said with a sense of pride.
The Vice-Chairman highlighted that the seamless nature of the process reflected the professionalism of the election staff, and the readiness of the system to accommodate all voters without delay.

He also urged residents of Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) to come out in their numbers, assuring them that there was no need to fear overcrowding or long waiting times.
“This election belongs to every citizen,” Hussain stated, adding: “Casting your vote is your voice, your power, and your contribution to the future of our country. Today I walked in, cast my vote, and walked out smoothly. Every other voter can expect the same ease of process.”

He further noted that the presence of polling day agents and observers reinforced transparency, and gave voters confidence that their ballots were being cast in a free and fair manner.
Meanwhile, residents of the region also expressed satisfaction with the process, noting that it was smooth.