The National Online

	Protests over roll CANDIDATES in two “hotspot” provinces, Enga and Southern Highlands, have raised questions about the accuracy of the common roll which have just been released by the Electoral Commission. In Enga, 18 candidates contesting the Kompiam-Ambum electorate, staged a peaceful protest yesterday in Wabag, and handed a petition to Electoral Commission officials claiming figures for some polling areas appearing in the final common roll.
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