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Table 1: The age distribution of new voters on the October 2010 roll All told there are 228 new registered voters who are under age. Some of these under-age “voters” are actually small children, 2 as illustrated by the table below. Table 2: Examples of under-age voters on the October 2010 roll Last Name First Name Sex DOB Age National ID KUYERI LOCADIA F 24/10/2009 0 32-185967-W-11 CHIPFUMBU BRIAN M 12/02/2008 2 18-118216-M-18 DZITIRO ABIGAL F 08/02/2008 2 70-267644-Y-70 GONDO ETWIN F 14/05/2007 3 71-125986-D-71 MAMVURA KNOWLEDGE M 25/07/2007 3 07-172378-M-07 ZIKUMVA TAURAI M 09/09/2006 4 07-169233-T-07 CHIKUMBA EVIDENCE F 15/04/2005 5 11-069427-K-15 MANDA COLLEN M 05/09/2005 5 32-168641-N-32 NGADA EDMORE M 01/01/2001 9 26-096977-D-26 BANGURE SOLOMON M 25/12/1999 10 24-021046-G-24 BATTEY SABIRA F 26/01/2000 10 29-000360-E-00 TEMBO TEBETH F 10/11/1993 16 86-043786-D-86 Further, it is important to point out that the 366,550 new voters who have been added to the roll as of October 2010 are by no means equally distributed around the country, as one might expect. In the extreme cases, one finds that the constituency of Cheredzi South has only 33 new voters added to its roll while the constituency of Gokwe Nembudziya has no less than 13,896 new voters added to its roll. There can be no satisfactory reason for such extraordinary variations. The overall picture of constituency variation in the distribution of new voters is shown in the map that follows. 2 The full list of registered under-age voters is to be found in Appendix 4. 4
Figure 1: Voters' roll increase per constituency, October 2010 One of the most striking anomalies is the number of exceptionally old people among the new voters. There are, indeed, no less than 4,368 new voters over the age of 90 years on the voters’ roll as at 1 st October 2010. If one amalgamates the list of new voters with the old list, one finds an extraordinary total of 132,540 persons over the age of 90 on the roll. Given the average life expectancy of less than half that figure, this is completely incredible. In addition, we find that once again these nonagenarians are not evenly distributed among constituencies. Instead, they are again bunched into the same minority of constituencies which have had exceptionally high numbers of new voters added to them. This is shown on the table which follows. 5
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