In district No. 19, 32 applications were submitted, of which 25 candidates were registered. The boundaries of the specified district encompass the following territories: Gavrilovsky, Zhany-Pakhtinsky, Nizhne-Chuysky, Manas, Voenno-Antonovsky, and Kun-Tuysky rural districts of the Sokuluk region, as well as MTU-106 (up to the ATR of the village of Novopavlovka), Ak-Orgo, Ak-Ordo, and MTU-103 Ala-Too in the Lenin district of the capital Bishkek.
The candidates are listed in the ballot under the following numbers:
1 — Mederbek Aliyev
2 — Niyazbek Kulambaev
3 — Aselya Ibraimova
4 — Ulan Sariyev
5 — Talaybek Tolonbaev
6 — Mirbek Osmonov
7 — Rysgul Akimzhanova
8 — Erkinbek Bayamanov
9 — Nurgul Useinova
10 — Chyngyzbek Esenaliev
11 — Ramis Junusaliev
12 — Elmira Kenjeeva
13 — Akai Kydyrov
14 — Gyulshat Asylbaeva
15 — Amanbay Omurzakov
16 — Abdyldabek Egemberdiev
17 — Amankan Kenzhebaev
18 — Baktybek Amanbaev
19 — Nurzhan Naizanbekova
20 — Gulzat Isabekova
21 — Ulan Astarakulov
22 — Stalbek Akmatov
23 — Edyta Taygaraeva
24 — Kulyira Kubatova
25 — Venera Raimbachaeva.
In addition, candidates were offered free airtime on the channels of state television and radio companies and corresponding spaces in print publications. Subsequently, a memorandum was signed among the candidates.
The draw involved not only the candidates but also their authorized representatives, as well as media representatives, public, and international observers. The early elections for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh are scheduled for November 30, and the campaign will start on November 10.
