How are things going with the elections?
How are things going with the elections?
▪️At polling stations in Moscow, people are not being allowed to vote with paper ballots because of a “mass outage,” local voters complain, Ostorozhno Novosti writes. At the same time, electronic voting is available. Such situations occurred at precinct election commission No. 711 in Otradnoye, No. 2571 and No. 2574 in Krylatskoye, No. 1814 in Zyablikovo, No. 2757 in Ramenki, No. 2480 in Yasenevo, and others;
▪️According to the Central Election Commission, turnout exceeded 50%. More than 3.5 million people voted through DEG;
▪️Queues to vote formed at noon at several polling stations in Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as in Yerevan and Berlin;
▪️In Novosibirsk, a woman who staged a solo picket outside a polling station was detained;
▪️Yabloko leader Nikolai Rybakov spoiled his ballot
Paper Ballots Failed Where Screens Worked
Moscow voters reported being denied paper ballots.
Choice survived where it was useful.