Voter registration efforts generated a reported 2,783 additional voters

863 new voters from Grand Cayman and 44 new voters from Cayman Brac were registered on deadline day, Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Grand Cayman – January 4, 2013 – Coalition for Cayman, public awareness and advocacy group, today congratulated the 2,783 newly registered voters reported by the Cayman Islands Elections Office. That total includes 863 new voters from Grand Cayman and 44 new voters from Cayman Brac who were registered on deadline day, Wednesday, January 2, 2013. Yesterday the Coalition forCayman ended its month-long, multi-media voter registration campaign that included print, radio, television and social media advertising, encouraging potential voters to register before the January 2, 2013 deadline.

“The Coalition for Cayman congratulates the many Caymanians that were part of the successful voter registration effort for our country, including the Cayman Islands Elections Office, Kenneth Bryan, Jacqueline Haynes, Chaz Hill, Eden Hurlstone, Rachel Smyth, Brett McTaggart, David Verhoeven, Flipside, Grasp Your Future, VoteCayman.com, Richard Christian, Andrel Harris, Joshua Bernard and all the supporters of C4C. The Cayman Islands Elections Office deserves a special thank you, from all Caymanians, for working through midnight to make sure that every eligible voter who wanted to register to vote had the opportunity to do so.”

“The Coalition for Cayman is very proud to have played a role in encouraging Caymanians to vote. Every single eligible Caymanian should have a voice when it comes to the future of our Country. It is our responsibility as Caymanians to make sure we have honest, responsible leadership for our Country. There are people in this world who do not have the right to vote . . . in Cayman we are blessed to have it. It is our hope to see every eligible Caymanian vote for independent leaders with integrity who will always put Country First,” stated Coalition for Cayman.

About Coalition for Cayman. Coalition for Cayman is a public awareness and advocacy group who recognize the people of Cayman are frustrated with party politics, government overspending, debt, crime and economic uncertainty. We are committed to bringing new and accountable leadership to unite the people of the country and restore the Cayman Islands’ reputation while maintaining social balance and sustainable growth.