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Compilation of Local Authority 1 Provinces Districts Name of Local Authorities (MC) on Date of of Date No. of Women Rulling Party Rulling Councillors Election Held Election Representati Date of Appoint of Date 1 Colombo Municipal Council 2011.10.08 2011.11.01 53 2 U.N.P. Dehiwela Mt. Lavinia do 2 Municipal Council 2011.10.15 29 3 U.P.F.A. Sri Jayawardenapura Kote 1 Colombo do do 3 Municipal Council 20 do 1 Western 4 Kaduwela Municipal Council 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 28 do 5 Moratuwa Municipal Council 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 29 do do do 6 Negombo Municipal Council 26 1 do 2 Gampaha do do 7 Gampaha Municipal Council 18 do North- Kurunegala Municipal 2 3 Kurunegala do do Western 8 Council 12 do 4 Kandy 9 Kandy Municipal Council do do 24 do 10 Matale Municipal Council do do 13 do 5 Matale 3 Central 11 Dambulla Municipal Coucnil 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 15 do Nuwara Eliya Municipal 6 Nuwara Eliya 12 Council 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 10 do Badulla Municipal do do 13 Council 15 do Uva 7 Badulla 4 Bandarawela Municipal 14 Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 U.N.P. 8 Galle 15 Galle Municipal Council 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 19 U.P.F.A. 9 Matara 16 Matara Municipal Council do do 15 do 5 Southern Hambantota Municipal 10 Hambantota do 17 Council 2001.11.01 12 do Sabaragam Rathnapura Municipal 11 Rathnapura do 6 uwa 18 Council 2011.10.17 15 do North- Anuradhapura Municipal 12 Anuradhapura do do 7 Central 19 Council 13 do 8 Northern 13 Jaffna 20 Jaffna Municipal Council 2009.08.08 2009.09.01 23 3 do Batticaloa Municipal 14 Batticaloa 21 Council 2008.03.10 2008.03.18 19 9 Eastern 22 Kalmunai Municipal Council 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 19 S.L.M.C. 15 Ampara Akkaraipattu Municipal 23 Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 N.C. Sub Total 445 9 Provinces Districts Name of Local Authorities (UC) on Date of of Date No. of Women Rulling Party Rulling Councillors Election Held Election Representati Date of Appoint of Date 1 Kolonnawa Urban Council 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 11 U.P.F.A. Seethawakapura Urban 2 Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 11 U.N.P. 1 Colombo do do 3 Maharagama Urban Council 22 2 U.P.F.A. Boralesgamuwa Urban do do 4 Council 9 1 do 5 Kesbewa Urban Council 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 17 1 do Wattala Mabole Urban 6 Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 do 1 Western do do 7 Peliyagoda Urban Council 9 do 2 Gampaha Katunayake Seeduwa do do 8 Urban Council 9 do 1 Western 2 Gampaha Minuwangoda Urban2 9 Council 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 11 do 10 Ja-Ela Urban Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 do 3 Kalutara 11 Panadura Urban Council do do 9 do 12 Horana Urban Council do do 9 do 13 Kalutara Urban Council do do 11 U.N.P. 14 Beruwela Urban Council do do 9 U.P.F.A. 4 Kurunegala do do North- 15 Kuliyapitiya Urban Council 9 U.N.P. 2 Western 16 Puttalam Urban Council do do 9 U.P.F.A. 5 Puttalam 17 Chilaw Urban Council 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 11 do 18 Wattegama Urban Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 do Kadugannawa Urban do do 6 Kandy 19 Council 11 1 U.N.P. 3 Central 20 Gampola Urban Council do do 15 do 21 Nawalapitiya Urban Council do do 9 U.P.F.A. Hatton-Dickoya Urban do do 7 Nuwara Eliya 22 Council 9 do 23 Thalawakele-Lindula 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 9 do 4 Uva 8 24 Haputale Urban Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 do do do 25 Ambalangoda Urban Council 12 1 do 9 Galle Southern do do 5 26 Hikkaduwa Urban Council 11 do 10 Matara 27 Weligama Urban Council do do 10 1 do 11 Hambantota 28 Tangalle Urban Council do do 9 do 29 Balangoda Urban Council do do 9 do Sabaragam 12 Rathnapura 6 uwa 30 Embilipitiya Urban Council 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 7 do 13 Kegalle 31 Kegalle Urban Council do do 11 do do do 32 Point Pedro Urban Council 9 1 I.T.A.K. 14 Jaffna do do 33 Velvettithurai Urban Council 9 1 do 7 Northern Chavakachchery Urban do do 34 Council 11 do 15 Mannar 35 Mannar Urban Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 7 do 16 Vavuniya 36 Vavuniya Urban Council 2009.08.08 2009.08.25 11 do 17 Batticaloa 37 Kathankudi Urban Council 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 U.P.F.A. 38 Eravur Urban Council do do 9 do 8 Eastern 18 Ampara 39 Ampara Urban Council do do 9 do do do 19 Trincomalee 40 Trincomalee Urban Council 12 I.T.A.K. 41 Kinniya Urban Council do do 7 U.P.F.A. Sub Total 417 9 Provinces Districts Name of Local Authorities (PS) Women Rulling Party Rulling Date of Appoint of Date Representation No. of Councillors Date of Election Held Election of Date Homagama Pradeshiya 1 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 23 2 U.P.F.A. Kotikawatta Mulleriyawa 1 Colombo 2 Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 21 do Seethawaka Pradeshiya 3 Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 22 3 do Attanagalla Pradeshiya 4 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 23 do Biyagama Pradeshiya 5 Sabha. 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 23 1 do Divulapitiya Pradeshiya do do 6 Sabha 22 do do do 7 Dompe Pradeshiya Sabha 22 do 2 Gampaha 1 Western Gampaha Pradeshiya3 do do 8 Sabha 19 1 do 9 Ja-ela Pradeshiya Sabha do do 22 do 2 Gampaha do do 10 Katana Pradeshiya Sabha 22 1 do do do 11 Kelaniya Pradeshiya Sabha 22 1 do do do 12 Mahara Pradeshiya Sabha 23 1 do Meerigama Pradeshiya do do 13 Sabha 23 do Minuwangoda Pradeshiya do do 1 Western 14 Sabha 23 1 do do do 15 Wattala Pradeshiya Sabha 19 1 do Agalawatta Pradeshiya 16 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 11 do Bandaragama Pradeshiya 17 Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 18 do Beruwela Pradeshiya do do 18 Sabha 22 do Bulathsinhala Pradeshiya do do 19 Sabha 12 1 do Dodangoda Pradeshiya do do 20 Sabha 13 do do do 21 Horana Pradeshiya Sabha 23 do 3 Kalutara do do 22 Kalutara Pradeshiya Sabha 22 1 do Madurawela Pradeshiya do do 23 Sabha 8 do Matugama Pradeshiya do do 24 Sabha 18 1 do Palindanuwara Pradeshiya do do 25 Sabha 14 do Panadura Pradeshiya do do 26 Sabha 23 1 do Walallawita Pradeshiya do do 27 Sabha 13 do do do 28 Alawwa Pradeshiya Sabha 13 do Bingiriya Pradeshiya do do 29 Sabha 12 do Galgamuwa Pradeshiya do do 30 Sabha 18 1 do Giribawa Pradeshiya do do 31 Sabha 9 do Ibbagamuwa Pradeshiya do do 32 Sabha 22 do Kobeiagane Pradeshiya do do 33 Sabha 9 do Kuliyapitiya Pradeshiya do do 34 Sabha 22 do Kurunegala Pradeshiya do do 35 Sabha 22 do do do 36 Mahawa Pradeshiya Sabha 18 do Mawathagama Pradeshiya 4 Kurunegala 37 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 13 do Narammala Pradeshiya 38 Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 11 do Nikaweratiya Pradeshiya do do 39 Sabha 19 do Panduwasnuwara P'shiya do do 40 Sabha 21 do do do 41 Pannala Pradeshiya Sabha 22 do North- Polgahawela Pradeshiya 2 do do Western 42 Sabha 21 do Polpithigama Pradeshiya do do 43 Sabha 16 do 4 Kurunegala North- 2 Western Ridigama Pradeshiya4 do do 44 Sabha 20 1 do Udubaddawa Pradeshiya do do 45 Sabha 10 do Wariyapola Pradeshiya do do 46 Sabha 21 do Anamaduwa Pradeshiya do do 47 Sabha 16 do Arachchikattuwa do do 48 Pradeshiya Sabha 12 do 49 Chilaw Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 17 1 do 50 Kalpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 14 do Karuwalagaswewa P'shiya do do 51 Sabha 10 do 5 Puttalam Nattandiya Pradeshiya do do 52 Sabha 22 do Nawagattegama 53 Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 9 do Puttalam Pradeshiya 54 Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 do Wanathawilluwa do do 55 Pradeshiya Sabha 10 do Wennappuwa Pradeshiya 56 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 22 1 do do do 57 Akurana Pradeshiya Sabha 14 do Ganga Ihala Korale 58 Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 12 do Harispattuwa Pradeshiya 59 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 19 1 do Kandy Gravets & 60 Gangawata Korale PS 2011.10.08 2011.10.17 12 do Kundasale Pradeshiya do do 61 Sabha 22 do Meda Dumbara Pradeshiya 62 Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 18 1 do 63 Minipe Pradeshiya Sabha do do 12 do do do 64 Panwila Pradeshiya Sabha 9 do Pasbage Korale Pradeshiya do do 6 Kandy 65 Sabha 11 do Patadumbara Pradeshiya do do 66 Sabha 15 do Patahewaheta Pradeshiya do do 67 Sabha 22 U.N.P Pujapitiya Pradeshiya do do 68 Sabha 14 U.P.F.A. Thumpane Pradeshiya do do 69 Sabha 16 1 do Uda Palatha Pradeshiya do do Central 70 Sabha 22 1 do Province Ududumbara Pradeshiya do do 71 Sabha 9 do Udunuwara Pradeshiya do do 72 Sabha 21 do 3 Yatinuwara Pradeshiya 73 Sabha 2011.07.23 2011.08.01 22 1 do Ambanganga Korale 74 Pradeshiya Sabha 2011.03.17 2011.04.01 9 1 do do do 75 Dambulla Pradeshiya Sabha 15 do do do 76 Galewala Pradeshiya Sabha 15 do Laggala-Pallegama do do 77 Pradeshiya Sabha 9 do do do 78 Matale Pradeshiya Sabha 18 do 7 Matale 79 Naula Pradeshiya Sabha do do 9 do Central Province 3 7 Matale 5 do do 80 Pallepola Pradeshiya Sabha 9 IND.1 do do 81 Rattota Pradeshiya Sabha 12 U.P.F.A.
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    PERFORMANCE REPORT OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION FOR THE YEAR 2018 (01.01.2018 – 31.12.2018) Contents Foreword 01 Provincial Councils Elections (Amendment) Act, No. 17 of 2017 02 Local Authorities Elections - 2018 03 Registration of Electors Act, No 44 of 1980 / Revision of Electoral Registers - 2017 05 Revision of Electoral Registers - 2018 06 Registration of Electors (Special Provisions) Act, No. 10 of 2017 13 Voters’ Day – June 01 13 Parliamentary Elections Act, No. 1 of 1981 14 Special Projects 16 Legal Amendments 17 Other Facts 17 Staff of the Election Commission 18 Training 28 Overseas Conferences and Official Tours 29 Foreign Trainings and Scholarships 30 Constructions and Assets 32 Audit and Finance Particulars 33 Conclusion 35 Statistical Tables 36 Foreword The President, on the recommendations of the Constitutional Council appointed the following three members to the Election Commission, and one of them as the Chairman, and on their assumption of duties on 17.11.2015 the Election Commission was established. Mr. Mahinda Deshapriya (Chairman) Mr. N. J. Abeyesekere , Presidents Counsel (Member ) Prof. S. Ratnajeevan H. Hoole (Member ) Vision and Mission of the Election Commission “A nation that safeguards universal franchise” is the Vision of the Election Commission. The mission statement of the Election Commission viz., “Raise critical consciousness among all stakeholders, ensuring the protection of people’s rights, and conduct free, fair and credible elections efficiently and effectively that safeguard the people’s sovereignty and universal franchise based on democratic principles”, is designed to achieve that vision. Goals and Objectives All qualified citizens exercise their franchise fearlessly, freely and confidentially in elections conducted in a free and fair manner.