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Counts Per Polling Stations COUNTS PER POLLING STATIONS Code Name of Polling Stations Count Regions Registered Voters 10101 METHODIST PRI. SCH.( WESLEY ANNEX) 101 BANJUL SOUTH 1 BANJUL 1577 10102 WESLEY PRI.CH. 101 BANJUL SOUTH 1 BANJUL 1557 10103 ST. AUG. JNR. SEC. SCH. 101 BANJUL SOUTH 1 BANJUL 522 10104 MUHAMMADAN PRI. SCH. 101 BANJUL SOUTH 1 BANJUL 879 10105 BANJUL MINI STADIUM 101 BANJUL SOUTH 1 BANJUL 1723 10201 BANJUL. CITY COUNCIL 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 1151 10202 WELLESLEY & MACDONALD ST. JUNC. 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 1497 10203 ODEON CINEMA 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 889 10204 BETHEL CHURCH 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 799 10205 LANCASTER ARABIC SCH. 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 1835 10206 22ND JULY SQUARE . 102 BANJUL CENTRAL 1 BANJUL 3200 10301 GAMBIA SEN. SEC. SCH. 103 BANJUL NORTH 1 BANJUL 1730 10302 CAMPAMA PRI. SCH. 103 BANJUL NORTH 1 BANJUL 2361 10303 ST. JOSEPH SEN. SEC. SCH. 103 BANJUL NORTH 1 BANJUL 455 10304 POLICE BARRACKS 103 BANJUL NORTH 1 BANJUL 1887 10305 CRAB ISLAND JUN. SCH. 103 BANJUL NORTH 1 BANJUL 669 20101 WASULUNKUNDA BANTANG KOTO 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 2272 20102 BAKAU COMMUNITY CENTRE 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 878 20103 CAPE POINT 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 878 20104 KACHIKALI CINEMA 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 1677 20105 MAMA KOTO ROAD 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 3064 20106 INDEPENDENCE STADIUM 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 2854 20107 BAKAU LOWER BASIC SCH 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 614 20108 NEW TOWN LOWER BASIC SCH. 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 2190 Independent Electoral Commission – IEC The Gambia www.iec.gm 20109 FORMER GAMWORKS OFFICE 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 2178 20110 FAJARA HOTEL 201 BAKAU 2 KANIFING 543 20201 EBO TOWN MOSQUE 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 5056 20202 KANIFING ESTATE COMM. CENTRE 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 2041 20203 KANIFING LAYOUT 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1447 20204 NEW JESHWANG (COTTON STREET) 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1722 20205 EBO TOWN SANCHABA 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 6321 20206 NEW JESHWANG MOSQUE 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1992 20207 SEREKUNDA POST OFFICE 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1065 20208 OLD JESHWANG EAST JALATALI 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1296 20209 OLD JESHWANG LOWER BASIC 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 3756 20210 LATRI. LOWER BASIC SCH. 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1030 20211 KANIFING SOUTH MOSQUE 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 2284 20212 KANDIBA LOWER BASIC SCH. 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 2173 20213 NEW JESHWANG BANTABA 202 JESHWANG 2 KANIFING 1674 20301 SENEGAMBIA GARAGE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1890 20302 AISA MARIE CINEMA 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 851 20303 AREN BETTY KHAN 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 692 20304 KOLOLI MOSQUE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 5796 20305 KOTU COMMUNITY CENTRE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1199 20306 MANJAI KUNDA MARKET 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 4221 20307 MANJAI KUNDA GIDDA 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1561 20308 KOTU QUARRY 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 4598 20309 LATRIKUNDA YIRINGANYA MOSQUE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 2562 20310 LATRIKUNDA YIRINGANYA OPP MB SARR 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 2441 20311 CIDER CLUB 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1456 20312 PIPELINE MOSQUE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 869 20313 LATRIKUNDA UPPER BASIC SCH . 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1947 20314 SEREKUNDA WEST MINI STADIUM 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 1132 20315 BAKOTEH BANTABA 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 5100 Independent Electoral Commission – IEC The Gambia www.iec.gm 20316 BAKOTEH LOWER BASIC SCH. 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 2810 20317 DIPPA KUNDA MOSQUE 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 4132 20318 DIPPA KUNDA CUPE TOWN . 203 SERREKUNDA WEST 2 KANIFING 3245 20401 SEREKUNDA LOWER BASIC SCH. 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3392 20402 PLAZA CINEMA 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1668 20403 SEREKUNDA BARTEZ 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1999 20404 JANGJANG ROAD 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1542 20405 SEREKUNDA MOSQUE (GADAFI MOSQUE) 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1636 20406 MARCHE NGELEW 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3251 20407 CHRISTIAN MISSION CHURCH LONDON 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1213 20408 NUSRAT SEN. SEC. SCH. 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3513 20409 MEDIAN FASS MOSQUE 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 680 20410 AREN BABUN FATTY 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 598 20411 BUNDUNG BANTABA STREET 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 4597 20412 BUNDUNG SIX JUNCTION 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 4109 20413 BUNDUNG WHITE HOUSE 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 326 20414 BUNDUNG MOSQUE 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 5665 20415 SEREKUNDA EAST MINI STUDIUM 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 1377 20416 MAURITANIA SCHOOL 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3163 20417 BUNDUNG LOWER BASIC SCH 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3147 20418 BUNDUNG BOREHOLE 204 SERREKUNDA CENTRAL 2 KANIFING 3890 20501 FAJI KUNDA BANTABA 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2762 20502 REX NURSERY SCH. 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2348 20503 ST. CHARLES LWANGA LOWER BASIC SCH 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 1657 20504 FAJI KUNDA COMMUNITY CENTRE 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 752 20505 FAJIKUNDA MOSQUE 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 3047 20506 FAJIKUNDA BAJONKOTO 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 1886 20507 LATRIKUNDA SABIJIE MOSQUE 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2623 20508 ABUKO VET CAMP 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 6465 20509 LATRIKUNDA PICCADILLY 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2137 Independent Electoral Commission – IEC The Gambia www.iec.gm 20510 LATRIKUNDA SABIJIE LOWER BASIC SCH. 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 4710 20511 TALINDING DUTOKOTO 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2378 20512 TALINDING LOWER BASIC SCH. 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 5330 20513 TALINDING BANTABA 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 6690 20514 TALINDING MEDINA 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 2937 20515 BUFFER ZONE 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 5840 20516 TALINDING ISLAMIC INSTITUTE 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 1539 20517 LATRIKUNDA SABIJI (BEHIND MKT) 205 SERREKUNDA EAST 2 KANIFING 5583 30101 KALAGI PRI. SCH. 301 FONI JARROL 3 BRIKAMA 1027 30102 SINTET PRI. SCH. 301 FONI JARROL 3 BRIKAMA 1120 30103 KANMAMUDOU BANTABA 301 FONI JARROL 3 BRIKAMA 867 30104 WASSADOU PRI. SCH. 301 FONI JARROL 3 BRIKAMA 484 30105 ARANKON KUNDA BANTABA 301 FONI JARROL 3 BRIKAMA 428 30201 CHABAI BANTABA 302 FONI BONDALI 3 BRIKAMA 247 30202 BONDALI JOLA PRI. SCH. 302 FONI BONDALI 3 BRIKAMA 1165 30203 MAYORK PRI. SCH. 302 FONI BONDALI 3 BRIKAMA 1090 30204 BANTANJANG BANTABA 302 FONI BONDALI 3 BRIKAMA 237 30205 KANKURANG BANTABA 302 FONI BONDALI 3 BRIKAMA 1365 30301 ARANGALEN PRI. SCH. 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 451 30302 BAJAGARR 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 437 30303 BATABUT KANTORA ARABIC SCH. 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 814 30304 KUSAMAI COMMUNITY CENTRE 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 1136 30305 SIBANOR PRI SCH. 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 2245 30306 KASANYI OLD HEALTH CENTRE 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 1014 30307 BINTANG PRI SCH 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 739 30308 BULLANJORR MILLING MACHINE ROOM 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 309 30309 BATENDING KAJERA BANTABA 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 875 30310 JANACK PRI. SCH. 303 FONI BINTANG 3 BRIKAMA 1053 30401 SANGHAJORR PRI. SCH. 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 684 30402 DARSILAMEH BANTABA 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 347 Independent Electoral Commission – IEC The Gambia www.iec.gm 30403 KANILAI PRI. SCH. 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 2018 30404 JEKESI DANDONI BANTABA 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 445 30405 KANFENDI BANTABA 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 874 30406 BWIAM OLD GOVT. REST HOUSE 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 2107 30407 DOBONG BANTABA 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 578 30408 KAMPANT BANTABA 304 FONI KANSALA 3 BRIKAMA 1192 30501 SOMITA PRI. SCH. 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 2063 30502 NDEMBAN TENDA PRI. SCH 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 1505 30503 BREFET PRI SCH. 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 285 30504 BESSI PRI SCH. 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 810 30505 SUTUSINJANG DAY CARE CENTRE 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 971 30506 BAJANA 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 562 30507 BULOCK PRI. SCH. 305 FONI BREFET 3 BRIKAMA 2259 30601 KAFUTA PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 2942 30602 FARABA SUTU CCF . 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 671 30603 MEDINA SOKOTOI PRI SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 975 30604 SOHM PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 920 30605 GIBORO KUTA PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 2451 30606 OMORTO 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 459 30607 BASORI PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 1951 30608 TUBA KUTA PRI SCH 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 759 30609 KAIRABA (FARABA MANOKANG) 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 1214 30610 FARABA BANTA PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 2146 30611 PIRANG PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 1332 30612 PIRANG BERENDING BANTABA 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 2235 30613 BONTO KOTO BANTABA 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 564 30614 KULORO PRI. SCH. 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 1856 30615 MANDINABA BANTABA 306 KOMBO EAST 3 BRIKAMA 1151 30701 FARATO (SANCHABA) 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 3544 30702 FARATO MOSQUE 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 2228 Independent Electoral Commission – IEC The Gambia www.iec.gm 30703 JAMBANJELLY PRI. SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 2532 30704 JAMBUR BANTABA 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1958 30705 SANYANG PRI. SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 5949 30706 TUJERENG PRI. SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 2989 30707 BANYAKA 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1088 30708 BATOKUNKU 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1629 30709 KUNKUJANG MARIAMA 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 880 30710 TANJI PRI. SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 5319 30711 GUNJUR PRI. SCH 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 3405 30712 GUNJUR SEC SCH 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 5300 30713 KARTONG PRI SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1939 30714 BERENDING BANTABA 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1763 30715 NYOFELLEH PRI. SCH. 307 KOMBO SOUTH 3 BRIKAMA 1747 30716 SIFFOE PRI.
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