No Voting Machines in Three Polling Stations Abroad
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Voting machines will not arrive on time at the polling stations in Tenerife, Montreal 1 and Atlanta. This was announced by Alina Dobreva during a meeting of the Central Election Commission. In Tenerife and Montreal 1, paper ballots have already been provided and voting there will be held on paper. For the polling station in Atlanta, an opportunity is still being sought to deliver the ballots. The CEC expects timely information on whether this wi…
By decision of the National Assembly, machine voting and vote counting were restored for these elections. Voting in large polling stations - with 300 or more voters in the country and abroad - will be done only by machines. Paper ballots will be used in...
There are problems with the delivery of machines and ballots for the presidential runoff in several polling stations abroad, and the Central Election Commission must decide how to ensure voting in them. This became clear from a statement by Alina Dobreva during today's meeting of the commission, BTA reported. The voting machines will not […]
Machine voting in the presidential runoff will not be possible in three polling stations abroad - in Tenerife, Montreal and Atlanta, as the devices have not arrived and will not be delivered on time. This was announced by Alina Dobreva during a meeting of the Central Election Commission (CEC), quoted by BTA. In Tenerife and Montreal, paper ballots have already been provided and voters there will vote in this way.
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