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Haiti Training and Voter Education Report for the December 17 Presidential Document Date: 1996 Date Printed: 11/03/2008 JTS Box Number: IFES- 5 Tab Number: 1 Document Title: Haiti Training and Voter Education Report for the December 17 Presidential Document Date: 1996 Document Country: Haiti IFES ID: R01643 International Fowndation hrEledion Systems 1101 15th STREET, N.W.. THIRD FLOOR . WASHINGTON. D.C. 20005 (202) 8288507 . FA% (202)452W Training and Voter Education Project Haiti Presidential Elections December 17,1995 Annex 0 USAID Cooperative Agreement #521-0254-A-00-5019-00 Prepared by THEOPHANE NOEL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Barbara Boggs Peter G. Kelly William R. Sweeney. Jr. DIRECTORS EMERITI Charles T. Manan Patricia Hutar Dame Eugenia Charier Maureen A. Kindel Leon 1. Weil lamer M. Cannon Chairman Secretary (Dominica) JeanQierre Kingrley Randal C. Teague Richard M. Scammon David R, Jones Joseph Napolitan Judy G. Fernald (Canada) Counsel Vice Chairman Treasurer Viaor Kamber Peter McPherron Richard W. Soudriette President 1 /k7!3"Fondation Internationale Pour Les Syst&nes Nectoraux 5, rue Maurioe Lafortue Musseau Port-au-Prinoe, Haiti TRI: (509) 46-0906 / 49-2404 Fax: (509) 46-08 1 0 ANNEXE "0" LISTE DES BV PAR DEPARTEMENT, COMMUNE # ET SECTION COMMUNALE OU QUARTER 1101 151h STREET, N.W. - IHlRD FLOOR - WASHINGTON. O.C. 2W05 - (202) 828-8507 - FAX (202) 452-0804 CONSEIL D'ADMINISTRATION Barbara Boggs Maureen A Kindel Wllllarn R Sweenqr Jr Randal C Teague I rnn<*,,-" Charles T Manail Parr,c~aHurar Frank J. FahrenkopfJr. Jean-Pierre ffingsley Leon J wet1 Presoenr Secrerare Judy Fernald Peter McPherson DIRECTEURS EMERITES Richard W Soudne~re I Dav~dR Jones Josepn Napollran James M Cannon Direcreur Vxe-Presldenr Trerorier Vtcror Karnber Sonia Plcado S Richard M Scamrnon Distribution des Bureaux de Vote dans les communes . .. SUD-EST 25Mar-96 Commune Section Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: I IFES~CEP/ Electeurs ANSE-A-PiTRE IERE SECT. BOUCAN-GUILL BOUCAN-GUILLAUME Ewle Nationale de Bony ANSE-A-PITRE IERE SECT. BOUCANGUILL BOUCAN-GUILLAUME Ewle Nationale de Bony ANSE-A-PITRE lERE SECT. BOUCANGUILL BOUCANGUILLAUME Maison Denis Gabriel ANSE-A-PITRE IERE SECT. BOUCAN-GUILL BOUCAN-GUiLLAUME Maison Pierre Louis LMs BOUCAN-GUILLAUME ~NSE-A-PITRE IlERE SECT. BOUCAN-GUILL ~RECIF IMaison Guillaume Menol REClF IERE SECT. BOUCAN-GUILLAUME ANSE-A-PITRE ~ZEMESECT. BOIS-D'ORME ~BOIS-CODINE l~gliseP. Mitile Dorbmile ANSE-A-PITRE IZEMESECT. BOIS-D'ORME ~BOIS-CODINE j~gliseP. Mitile Doremile BOlSCODlNE ANSE-A-PITRE IZEME SECT. 601s-D'ORME IMARE-ROUGE IBureau Casec ANSE-A-PITRE IZEME SECT. BOIS-D'ORME IMARE-ROUGE I~agasinCooperatif MARE-ROUGE IANSE-A-PITRE IZEMESECT. BOIS-D'ORME IPETIT-MALANGA l~gliseP. St Nilus Derisseau PETIT-MALANGA ANSE-A-PITRE IZEMESECT. 601s-D'ORME IPLAINE-MAHAUT l~glise PLAINE-MAHAUT IANSE-A-PITRE IZEMESECT. BOIS-D'ORME /PLATON BOIS-D'ORME [Eglise Nazareen ANSE-A-PITRE IZEMESECT. BOIS-D'ORME /PLATON BOIS-D'ORME -- IMaison Casec PLATON BOIS-D'ORME @G~ETRE IZEME SECT. BOIS-D'ORME IPLATON ClDE IEglise Pasteur Aldne Jean - -. - -. -- - PLATON ClDE ZEME SECT. BOIS-D'ORME~Sw- 0 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 1 de 42 Commune Section Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: I IFES~CEP~ Electeurs QUARTIER DE BANANEII 3 IANSE-A-PITRE~ ~ ~VILLED'ANSE-A-PITRE [CENTRE-VILLE IEwle Nationale d'Anse-&-Pitre 1- ANSE-A-PITRE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE CENTRE-VILLE Ewle Nationale d'Anse-A-Pitre ANSE-A-PITRE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE CENTRE-VILLE Ewle Nationale d'Anse-%Pitre ANSE-A-PITRE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE CENTRE-ViLLE Ewle Nationale d'Anse-%Pitre ANSE-A-PITRE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE CENTRE-ViLLE Mairie d'Anse-A-Pitre ANSE-A-PITRE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE CENTRE-VILLE Maison de Boyer Cherg CENTRE-VILLE VlLLE D'ANSE-A-PITRE -. EAINET (IERE SECT. BRESILENNE BRESILIENNE (Ewle Sam Luc --- BAINET- ERE SECT BRESILIENNEBRESILIENNE IEwle Sam1 Luc BAINET ERE SECT. BRESILIENNE JBRESILIENNE l~wleSaint Luc BRESILIENNE BAINET BRESIL~ENNE--'DENARD .. Chez Brunel Jn Mar~e -. - ERE SECT. -. ~~A~NET ERE SECT BRESILIENNE ~DENARD Chez Setal Paul ~- -. .y BAINET SECT BRESILIENNE ~GEFFFAY Eg se Chrlsl Se~lEspo r -- BAINET SECT BRESILIENNE IGEFFRAY--- Eal" se Chr~stSeJ Es~or BAINET IlERE SECT. BRESILIENNE /GEFFRAY l~gliseChrist Seul Espoir GEFFRAY IBAINET I~ERESECT. BRESILIENNE IGOUT (centre Comrnunautaire I (BAINET (IERE SECT. BRESILIENNE IMT l~hezMme Etonnier Laguerre 0 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 2 de 42 Commune Section Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: / IFES~CEP Electeurs . .. MAT 0.24% BAINET ERE SECT. BRESILIENNE INAN MA lchez Laguerre Joas BAINET ERE SECT. BRESILIENNE INAN MA I~giiseBaptiste NAN MA 0.49% BAINET IIERE SECT. BRESlLlENNE IST. CLEMENT lcentre de SantB ST. CLEMENT 0.24% 3.16% BAINET IZEME SECT. TROU-MAHOT ~BARREAU lchez Mme Edgard DBsir BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ~BARREAU l~coleNationale 260 BARREAU 630 0.38% BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ~CHENET lchez Mme Joseph CHENET 0.22% ~BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT IGROS-MORNE lchez Elie Fonnela GROS-MORNE 0.23% ~BAINET ~ZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ~LHERMITAGE lchez Mme Gendarme LHERMITAGE 0.18% IBAINET IZEME SECT. TROU-MAHOT IMALOUISE (Chez Abner Pruss MALOUISE .- 0.24% BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT IMASSE lchez Mme Ferere Franpis BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ~MASSE IChez Orianne MASSE BAINET IZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ITERRE-ROUGE [Chez VBrome TERRE-ROUGE 0.12% BAINET IZEME SECT. TROU-MAHOT ITROU-MAHOT lchez Felix Joseph BAINET ~ZEMESECT. TROU-MAHOT ITROU-MAHOT lchez Mme lnobrun Jean Pierre @ 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 3 de 42 Commune Sectlon Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: / IFES~CEP~ Electeun TROU-MAHOT BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~BARREAU -l~ureau Casec BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAI ~BARREAU l~ureauCasec - BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~BARREAU lchez Megy BARREAU BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl BEGIN IEcole Communautaire BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl BEGIN l~coleEvangeiique BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl BEGIN l~wleEvangeiique BEGIN BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~BERAULT lchez Ostant Senat BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl IBERAULT lchez Saint Louis BERAULT BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~BLOCKAUSS /Chez Canes BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl BLOCKAUSS lchez Megys BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAI BLOCKAUSS ~hezMegys 111 380 BLOCKAUSS IBAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~GAGUERRE /Chez Andresther GAGUERRE BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~LAREVOIR Depbt Aubin BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl ~LAREVOIR Depbt Aubin BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl LAREVOIR DBpdt Aubin LAREVOIR BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl IMOISE lchez Andresther BAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAl JMOISE IChez Levoyant MOlSE IBAINET I~EMESECT. VALLEE DE BAI IMOREAU l~hezElie Sylvince 0 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 4 de 42 Commune Section Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: / IFES~CEP~ Electeurs 3EME SECT. VALLEE DE BAINET 3.93% 400 0.73% BAINET I~EMESECT. HAUT-DE-GRAN ~DENOYE lchez Dominique Bourgouin BAINET I~EMESECT. HAUT-DE-GRAN /DENOYE lchez Michel Francillon BAINET I4EME SECT. HAUT-DE-GRAN /DENOYE l~ispensaire DENOYE -.. - . ... - - BAlhET SECT. HAUT-DE-GRAN Anelhel Bercy I~EME DUPE ..- - - . ... -.. BAINET ~EMESECT HAUT-DE-GRAN DUPE Chez Madlon Bio~x BAINET ~EMESECT. HAUT-DEGPAN ]DUPE l~gliseAdventiste DUPE BAINET I~EMESECT. HAUT-DE-GPAN IMENNANSON lchez Faustin Jn Baptiste BAINET I~EMESECT. HAUT-DE-GRAN IMENNANSON (~hezGewain Laguerre BAINET ~EMESECT. HAUT-DE-GPAN IMENNANSON [Cher Providence Marcelin MENNANSON 0.66% 4EME SECT. HAUT-DE-GRANDOU 2.76% ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRANDIB. HOMME IEgiise Pasteur Merdely 400 B. HOMME IBAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND IBAS-DE-GPANDOU l~gliseEpiscopale Cawr BAS-DE-GRANDOU BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND ~BELLAMY /EMI~Nationale 1 BELLAMY ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DEGRAND ~BELOTES l~coieLaplante Danier 0 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 5 de 42 Commune SecUon Localit6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: I IFES~CEP~ Electeurs * BELOTES ~BAINET I~EMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND BONG OUT /Chez Mme Dalebrun BONGOUT ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DEGRAND ICACOLAS lchez Pasteur Mevenn CACOIAS IBAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND GOUT jchez Noel Francique GOUT IBAINET ISEME SECT. BAS-DE-GRAND (LAFEUILLADE lchez Pasteur Chasson IAFEUlLIADE [BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DEGRAND I~ARIE-THERESE lchez Luc Fontus MARIE-THERESE ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND [P. PLAINE lchez Dieuveuil Commond P. PLAINE ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-GRAND SOURCE BENOIT IEglise de Dieu SOURCE BENOIT 0.24% 5EME SECT. BAS-DE-GRANDOU~~3.22% IBAINET I~EMESECT. BAS-DE-LA-CROIBAS-DE-LA-CROIX lchez Ormilis Policar Lere 1 BAS-DE-LA-CROIX 0.17% ~BAINET ~~EMESECT. BAS-DE-LA-CRO~BENOIT /Ecole Nationale BENOIT 048% O 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 6 de 42 Commune Section Localltb Adresse Nombre de bureaux: I IFES~CEP/ Electeurs . ~BAINET ISEMESECT. BAS-DE-LA-CRODOCO l~gliseWesleyenne IBAINET ICEMESECT. BAS-DE-LA-CROIWCHA l~gliseSt Paul ~BAINET IGEMESECT. BAS-DE-LACROIPENIEL l~coleNationale 6EME SECT. BAS-DE (BAINET I~EMESECT. BRAS-GAUCHE EON GARCON l~hezSylvert Metellus EON GARCON IBAINET I~EMESECT. BRAS-GAUCHE /MIDI CHACHA l~hezldonis Devil MIDI CHACHA [BAINET I~EMESECT. BRAS-GAUCHE ~PALM~STELARY [centre de Sant6 PALMISTE LARY ~BAINET I~EMESECT. BRAS-GAUCHE ~PENN 1che.z Mathieu Jean Louis PENN IBAINET I~EMESECT. BRASGAUCHE ~RESOLU l~hezTobon Baptiste RESOLU IBAINET /7EME SECT. BRAS-GAUCHE IST-JOSEPH [Eglise St Joseph STJOSEPH 7EME SECT. BRAS-GAUCHE I AS% [BAINET ~~EMESECT. ORANGERS BIGOT IEcole Nationale BIGOT (BAINET ~~EMESECT. ORANGERS ~D~EUPO~S lchez Gesnord @ 1995 IFES-HAITI Page 7 de 42 Commune SecUon Locallt6 Adresse Nombre de bureaux: I IFES~CEP~ Electeurs BAINET ~~EMESECT. ORANGERS LIMY ichez Mme Gentes LIMY (BAINET I~EMESECT. ORANGERS O OR ANGERS /March6Jsune ORANGERS ~BAINET I~EMESECT. ORANGERS ]PIMENTIERE [Ewle Nationale PIMENTIERE IBAINET ~~EMESECT. ORANGERS ~SAUREL lchez Mona Oreste SAUREL IBAINET IOEMESECT. ORANGERS ISAVANNETTE lchez Gesnord SAVANNETTE IBAINET ~~EMESECT. ORANGERS [TONY lchez lgnace Syljuste TONY 0.24% BEME SECT. ORANGERS 1.95% ~BAINET I~EMESECT. BAS DES GRIS- ]BAS DES GRIS-GRIS Ewle La source- 1 BAS DES GRIS-GRIS (BAINET ISEMESECT.
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