Empowering Women Through Voter Education
Empowering Women Through Voter Education: ECP Reaches Out
In a significant step toward inclusive civic engagement, District Election Commissioner Abbottabad Mr. Naveed Ur Rehman organized a vibrant voter education session at UC Bagnother Community Center on 02-05-2025. The event drew an enthusiastic audience of local women eager to learn about their electoral rights and responsibilities.
Women- A Powerful Voice in Elections:
Did you know that women make up a substantial portion of Pakistan's voter list? That's right! Your vote matters more than you might think.
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) recognizes this potential and is actively working to tap into this powerful demographic. By engaging directly with women voters, the Commission hopes to create a ripple effect of awareness that extends to families and communities.
Spreading the Word :
The ECP isn't stopping at just organizing sessions. Women participants received informative pamphlets and brochures designed to be shared with friends, family members, and neighbors. This grassroots approach aims to build a network of informed citizens who understand the value of their vote.
What You Need to Know:
The session highlighted several important points that every citizen should remember:
* Voting is not just a right—it's a national duty that strengthens our electoral system
* Every registered voter should participate in all elections, without exception
* Young voters play a crucial role in shaping the future of Pakistan's governance
Be Part of the Change:
By empowering women with knowledge about the electoral process, the ECP is working to ensure that no voice goes unheard. When more women vote, our governance system better represents everyone's interests and concerns.
Want to learn more? Contact your local ECP office to find out about upcoming voter education sessions in your area.
This initiative is part of MCO Wing's 6-months DVEC calendar to promote civic engagement and responsible citizenship.
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