Record drop in estimated participation rate to 1

Record drop in estimated participation rate to 1

Since seven in the morning of December 12, 2021, the people of Caledonia have gone to the polling stations for the third consultation on the referendum. Here are the participation numbers registered at 12 noon.


Once the polls open this morning, we could see a drop in attendance compared to previous referendums. At 12 noon, this trend was confirmed by the rate of participation revealed by the High Commission of the Republic of New Caledonia.

At 12 noon, the estimated turnout was 27.75%. In 2020 at midday, it was 49.40% and 41.81% in 2018. A significant drop. As a reminder, the total number of registered voters for this referendum is 184332 People.

The numbers are fundamentally different from the previous year’s. In 2020, a historic record for turnout was set at midday.

Next post update will be at 5pm.

In the municipalities of the Territory, Caledonians went to 307 polling stations. In the morning, some municipalities have already revealed their participation rate.

Burrell: 32% at 10 a.m.

Doumbia: 25% at 9:30 am then 42.5% at 12 noon compared to 55% at the same time in 2020

Alcoa: 6.36% at 10 a.m., 9.37% at 11:30 a.m.

Yahoué: 37% at 10 a.m.

LIFO: 2.3% at 11 a.m.

La Foix: 30% at 10 am, as in 2020

Ovia: 3.26% at 12 noon, compared to 33% at 11 am in 2020

Again with pictures, on the morning of the first day of voting on the referendum.

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Marguerite Livranso polling station


© Caroline Moureaux / NC the 1st

Tyé polling station in Poindimie

Referendum: Tay polling station in Poindimie.  Two papers in the ballot box at 9:30 a.m.


© Marguerite Poigoune / NC the 1st

polling station and pray for me levo

Referendum: Committee No. 11 and Asani Levo


© Clarisse Watue / NC the 1st

universal polling center

Referendum: Ballot box at Naomi polling station in Konya


© Camille Mosnier / NC the 1st

Dombia polling station

Referendum: a queue in Doumbia


© Loreleï Aubry / NC the 1st

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