Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem is calling on Fijians to exercise their right tomorrow and come out in numbers.

The Fijian Elections Office is calling on all employers to allow their staff who are registered to vote tomorrow to exercise their right.

Voters are encouraged to go out and cast their vote as the weather forecast for tomorrow is favourable.

The Lautoka Chamber of Commerce is urging its employers to allow their staff time off tomorrow if they are voting.

The Multinational Observers Group says it has not observed any irregularities in the electoral steps observed to date or significant issues that would prevent registered voters from casting their ballot during pre-polling, through postal voting or on Election Day tomorrow.

Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem says they are keeping close tabs on the weather.

The Multi-National Observers Group will deploy 90 observers from 16 countries and two regional organizations to observe Election Day polling.

Voters who were scheduled to cast their ballots at the Vatuwaqa Primary School in Suva on Wednesday will now move to Yat Sen Secondary School, which is located nearby.

The Fijian Elections Office has so far received four complaints today regarding non-compliance of the General Election Blackout period.

Ninety-seven election observers will be out in the field from tomorrow as Fiji gears up for Election Day on Wednesday.

Fijians will be provided free transportation on Election Day.

Fijians who are registered to vote on Election Day, have been reminded the voting will cease at 6pm on Wednesday.