CAMCO Electoral Committee · 2026
Member update, member area, solidarity, bureau information and association life: everything in one app.
Election Day
Date to be set by the Commission
Former members: register your details and photo once, confirmed by a WhatsApp code.
Continue →Active member: pay the card fee to a Commission member, who registers you; your card with photo is sent by email.
Continue →With your email and your member, voter or WhatsApp number: check your status and download your card.
Continue →Review the conditions for each position and file your complete application before the deadline.
Continue →Calendar set by the CAMCO Electoral Committee. All times are Charlotte time (ET); any change is published here and in the app.
Opening of candidacy submissions
Date to be set by the Commission
Posts: President, Vice President, Secretary General, Treasurer.
Closing of candidacy submissions (11:59 pm)
Date to be set by the Commission
Complete file and candidacy fees paid against a receipt.
Final list of candidates
Date to be set by the Commission
Accepted candidates, post by post.
Close of the update and of registration on the electoral roll (11:59 pm)
Date to be set by the Commission
Last day to update your details and obtain your voter card.
Provisional list of voters
Date to be set by the Commission
Claims until the day before the final list.
Final list of voters
Date to be set by the Commission
This list is authoritative for the election.
Trial vote (access test)
Date to be set by the Commission
Each voter checks their login; no vote is recorded.
Online voting
Date to be set by the Commission
From 08:00 to 20:00 (Charlotte time (ET)); one voter, one vote; secret ballot.
Provisional results
Date to be set by the Commission
Followed by 24 hours for challenges.
Final results and handover
Date to be set by the Commission
Installation of the elected officers and handover with minutes.
Single-member plurality vote in one round: the three Executive Board posts and the President of the Committee (resolutions R1 and R2 submitted to the 2026 EGM). Eligibility conditions are written in full for each post (resolutions R5 and R9).
Single candidate for a post: the ballot offers “For”, “Against” or blank; the candidate is elected only with more than 50% of the voters for that post. Otherwise the post is declared vacant: the Commission reopens candidacies and holds a new election for that post within 30 days.
Non-refundable candidacy fee (resolution R3)
Non-refundable candidacy fee (resolution R3)
Non-refundable candidacy fee (resolution R3)
Non-refundable candidacy fee (resolution R3)
Check the country and the number (or the e-mail address and your spam folder), wait one minute, then ask for a new code. You can also choose the other channel (WhatsApp or e-mail).
It is the digital card (photo and QR code) that serves as your voter card in 2026 and as your membership card for the whole 2027-2029 term (resolution R6 submitted to the EGA).
100 USD for existing members. For a fellow Cameroonian who has never registered: 250 USD in a single payment, membership and card included (R7).
Until Friday 13 November 2026 at 11:59 pm.
Those of resolution R9: 21 years old, active member, Cameroonian nationality, 1 year of residence (10 years for the President of the Committee), residence permit, consular card, passport valid for 6 months, not sitting on the Transition Committee or the Commission; a lease for the two presidents; living as a couple for the President of the Committee. Details in the Candidate guide.
On Saturday 12 December 2026, from 8 am to 8 pm (Charlotte time (ET)). A trial vote is open from 21 November to 2 December.
Your registered e-mail, your voter number (FC26-…) printed on your card, and your phone (WhatsApp) or your e-mail inbox to receive the code.
A code like XXXX-XXXX-XXXX given to you at the end. On “Check my voting receipt”, it proves that your vote was counted, without revealing your choice.
Any member listed in the register, with no payment condition. One member = one vote, only once, with no proxy.
Each line of the turnout register is checked against the final voter list (“not on the list” and “double vote” counters); the list is locked by a fingerprint at opening; and the observer calls voters drawn at random.
