SSO Confirms: 27 Sep 2026
Election Proceeds as Scheduled — No Pre-Registration Needed
The Social Security Office adjusted its process per the Central Administrative Court's order, confirming the election is not delayed and removing the mandatory pre-registration requirement — every eligible insured person may prepare to vote.
The Central Administrative Court issued its final judgment — the Progressive Social Security team won the case, revoking the election postponement announcement and confirming the 27 September election proceeds in full, with no remaining conditions. Read the full judgment →
The Labour Minister has now formally signed off on amending the election "regulation" itself — making the removal of the pre-registration requirement a permanent rule, no longer tied to the court case outcome (SSO is still drafting the full amended regulation). Read the full details →
This article is compiled from the Social Security Office's official statement, published via its official Facebook page — view the original post → as of publication (9 August 2026), no mainstream media outlet had yet confirmed this independently. Please follow further official sources for maximum clarity.
📢 Key points from the statement
🎬 Dr. Boon's summary video
Dr. Boon's breaking-news summary of SSO's statement, published 9 August 2026
🗓️ Full timeline — from crisis to resolution
🗳️ What insured persons should do next
Per the latest statement, every eligible insured person may prepare to vote in the SSO Board election on Sunday, 27 September 2026, without worrying about the pre-registration requirement that was previously mandatory — we recommend following SSO's official announcement of the eligible-voter list and polling locations for maximum clarity.
🗳️ Get ready to vote on 27 September
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