If a voter discovers outdated information, they have the opportunity to submit an electronic application through the "Voter's Cabinet" after authorization. This will allow them to promptly make the necessary corrections.
For the early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh, scheduled for November 30, there are 2,513 polling stations opened in Kyrgyzstan. The majority of them are concentrated in Bishkek and its surroundings.
The elections will be held under a new system. In 30 districts, 90 deputies will be elected, three from each district. Among the elected, there should not be representatives of only one gender.
Citizens located outside the country will also be able to vote. In 34 countries and 89 cities, 100 overseas polling stations will be opened. A complete list of the addresses of these stations is available via the link.
Kyrgyz citizens abroad can vote at any overseas polling station, regardless of consular registration. To participate in the voting, one must be registered at their place of residence in Kyrgyzstan, have provided biometric data, and be at least 18 years old.
