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The Elections Commission has been formally established as the independent authority for elections in the Network, and today launches its official website at elections.gov.vin, where the electoral register, the election timetable and results will be published.

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Voting and elections

  • How to Vote

    Voting in person, by post or by proxy at the first general election on 3 December 2026.

  • The Electoral Register

    Who may register, how to register and the dates on which the register is updated.

  • Constituencies

    The twelve constituencies of the Network Assembly, their electorates and polling stations.

  • Election Timetable

    Every stage of the first general election, from the notice of election to the publication of results.

  • Results

    How results are counted, declared and published, and the course of the first election.

  • Frequently asked questions

    Who may vote, how to register and what happens on polling day.

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About the Commission

The Elections Commission of the Velocity Interoperability Network is the independent authority responsible for the conduct of elections to the Network Assembly.

It maintains the electoral register, determines the constituencies from which members are returned, administers nominations and polling, declares and publishes results, and reports on the register and on every election it conducts.

About the Commission

The stone facade of a public office building with tall columns and rows of windows
Photo: Donald Wu

Milestones

  1. 6 September 2026

    Commission established

    The independent authority for elections to the Network Assembly, responsible for the electoral register, constituencies, nominations, polling and the declaration of results.

  2. 6 September 2026

    elections.gov.vin launched

    Guidance for electors and candidates, the constituency register and the timetable of the first general election published on the official website.

  3. 6 September 2026

    Provisional register and constituencies published

    A provisional register of 37,095 electors, open for inspection from 7 September, and twelve constituencies confirmed for the first general election.

  4. Forthcoming

    First general election to the Network Assembly

    Notice of election on 16 October, close of nominations on 30 October, polling on Thursday 3 December 2026 and publication of full results on 7 December.

History of the Commission