US EditionIn Elections During War, There May Be Hybrid Voting,
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The head of the “Servant of the People” faction, David Arachamiya, suggested considering the possibility of hybrid voting — online and offline — in elections in Ukraine during the war.
Arakhamia proposes hybrid voting format for presidential elections during wartime. Photo: Verkhovna Rada The head of the Servant of the People faction in the Verkhovna Rada, David Arakhamia, proposed considering a hybrid format (both online and offline) for voting during possible presidential elections in Ukraine during martial law. He said this during a meeting of the working group on preparing legislative proposals for holding elections during…
He said this at a meeting of the working group on the preparation of legislative proposals on the peculiarities of the procedure for organizing and holding elections, writes Society.According to Arachamia, the legislation of some states restricts the opening of additional polling stations in the context of voting of Ukrainians abroad. We will have to resolve the issue either to do this (voting for Ukrainians abroad, — ed.) in a few days, or retu…
Online and offline voting within a few days: the Council is considering additional options for holding elections. The issue of participation in elections by Ukrainians abroad and internally displaced persons is one of the most complex issues, and therefore the possibility of holding elections online may be considered, Arakhamia emphasized.
The Ukrainian authorities are considering the possibility of holding presidential elections in a hybrid format that combines traditional polling at the precincts and the online system, as announced by David Aramamia, the leader of the parliamentary faction of the People's Service, reports the publication "Strana." The working group is also examining a model in which some citizens can vote offline at the polling stations and the other part remote…
In preparation for possible elections during the war, which some parties demand, they are considering a hybrid vote, as reported by David Aramamia, Chairman of the People's Service. "I hope that your working group will seriously consider whether a hybrid vote can actually be done online and offline, because we have a very, very complex process, this is a vote for IDPs - internally displaced persons", noted Aramamy during the working group meetin…
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