Pro-presidential party in Kazakhstan won 71% of votes in weekend election, electoral commission says
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Adilet Party Leads Preliminary Results in Kazakhstan’s First Kurultai Election With 71.17%
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – The Adilet party secured 71.17% of the vote in Kazakhstan’s first elections to the Kurultai, according to preliminary results announced by the Central Election Commission (CEC) on Aug. 24. Photo credit: Akorda A total of 9,351,539 citizens participated in the election out of 12,623,289 registered voters, bringing preliminary voter turnout to 74.08%. The…
In Kazakhstan, the ruling party Adilet won the parliamentary election as expected.
Pro-presidential party in Kazakhstan won 71% of votes in weekend election, electoral commission says
Adilet, a newly-formed pro-government party in Kazakhstan, has won just over 71% of the vote in a parliamentary election held on Sunday, the electoral commission said on Monday, in a result likely to consolidate President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's power.
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Kazakhstan Election 2026: CEC Announces Preliminary Results, Tokayev-Backed Adilet Wins 71.17% in First 145-Member ‘Kurultai Vote’ – Check Result Date, Party-Wise Results & More
Kazakhstan Election 2026 results: Adilet wins 71.17% in the first Kurultai vote, with five parties clearing the 5% threshold and voter turnout reaching 74.08%. Check full results and what comes next. The post Kazakhstan Election 2026: CEC Announces Preliminary Results, Tokayev-Backed Adilet Wins 71.17% in First 145-Member ‘Kurultai Vote’ – Check Result Date, Party-Wise Results & More appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
In addition to Adilet, the election commission announced that four other political blocs entered the parliament: the pro-business parties Republic and Ak Zhol, the Social Democratic Party of the nationwide center-left orientation and the Aujil party, which represents voters from rural areas.
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