Figure 1: Registered (self-reported) and likely to vote | Zimbabwe | May-July 2018 100% 88% 86% 86% 85% 80% 60% Early May 2018 Registered to vote Early July 2018 Will probably/definitely vote Note: Survey question texts for all figures are listed in the Appendix. Whether citizens report being registered to vote depends to a degree on demographic and political factors. For example, registration rates are highest in Masvingo and Midlands provinces, where the ZANU-PF presidential candidate is expected to make a strong run, and lowest in Harare, Bulawayo, and the Matabeleland provinces, where the opposition candidate is projected to do well (Figure 2). These patterns may well reflect the relative effectiveness of ruling and opposition parties to organize and control voter-registration drives in their respective areas of strength. Figure 2: Registered to vote (self-reported) | by province | Zimbabwe | July 2018 Masvingo 92% Mashonaland Central 91% Midlands 91% Mashonaland West 90% Mashonaland East 89% Bulawayo 85% Manicaland 85% Harare 85% Matabeleland South 84% Matabeleland North 83% 0% Copyright ©2018 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 3