In district No. 25, 17 candidates have been registered out of 20 submitted applications. The boundaries of this district include: the Tunguch microdistrict, the residential areas of Ruhiy Muras, Kara-Jygach, and MTU-406 in the October district of Bishkek, as well as the full territories of the Uzun-Kyr, Jaiylma, Ak-Kuduk, Zheek, Kochkorbaev, Nurmanbetov, Ken-Bulun, Syn-Tash, and Issyk-Ata rural areas, including the city of Kant.
Below are the candidate numbers on the ballot:
1 — Akan Imankulov
2 — Gulzar Moldokulova
3 — Aliza Soltonbekova
4 — Erkeaim Seitkazieva
5 — Erlis Terdikbaev
6 — Akbokon Tashtanbekov
7 — Torokan Junusbekov
8 — Munara Sherikulova
9 — Bakytbek Kulmambetov
10 — Bakyt Tentishev
11 — Kanymbu Karabaeva
12 — Elnura Alkanova
13 — Zhanibek Asanbekov
14 — Bakhriidin Shabazov
15 — Baktybek Moldobayev
16 — Zhyldyzkan Jumalieva
17 — Natalia Nikitenko.
In addition, candidates were allocated free airtime on state television and radio channels, as well as print space in official periodicals. A memorandum was also signed between the candidates.
The draw was attended by the candidates themselves, their authorized representatives, journalists, and observers from public and international organizations. Early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh are scheduled for November 30, and the campaigning will begin on November 10.
