Senegalese citizens back to the polls

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L-R: A Senegalese citizen voting in Harlem

By Isseu Diouf Campbell

Senegalese citizens are going back to the polls on March 25, 2012, for the second round of the presidential elections opposing incumbent President Abdoulaye Wade and former president of the National Assembly Macky Sall. Sall who is now member of the opposition and considered as the front runner, is the hope of many citizens who want and demand change. Here in New York, Senegalese nationals can cast their ballots at three voting centers located in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Harlem.

 

Photos of the 1st Round in New York

 

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