Today, November 30, President Sadyr Japarov voted in the elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, choosing polling station No. 1046 in Bishkek, where he arrived with his wife Aigul Japarova.
After the voting was completed, he gave an interview to the media, noting that the voting process is now fully automated. This means that the human factor, which could distort the election results, has been eliminated.
Reflecting on the past, the president recalled instances of ballot stuffing and other interference in the electoral process, assuring that such situations are no longer acceptable. He also added that voters can now vote at any polling station convenient for them, which is especially important for those who cannot reach their district, such as those from Alay or Ala-Buka.
Sadyr Japarov emphasized that modern technologies will continue to be used in future elections, constantly improving. "You can even vote with a digital passport through the 'Tunduk' app. I went through biometric registration and voted in just five minutes, which confirms the automation of the process without interference," he noted.
However, he expressed concern about voter bribery, although he assured that the relevant authorities are actively working to prevent such violations. The president also highlighted the opportunity for Kyrgyz citizens abroad to vote, where about 100 polling stations have been opened, including in the USA, Russia, and European countries.
He urged Kyrgyzstani citizens to actively participate in the parliamentary elections, reminding them that the future of the country depends on their votes. "Your vote is important for fair elections," added Sadyr Japarov.
Source: Kabar
