According to Zylkibaev, by November 30, the CEC's working group received 36 appeals, including complaints and statements from election participants.
Of these, 15 appeals were sent directly to the CEC, 9 through district commissions, and 12 through the coordination group for operational response (CGOR).
Among the statements, 20 concerned violations of campaign rules, 5 raised suspicions of vote buying, 2 involved the use of administrative resources, and 6 dealt with the dissemination of slander and false information about candidates. The most complaints came from Chui region (9), Batken region (8), Bishkek (6), and Issyk-Kul region (5).
“As a result, at the moment, 29 subjects of the electoral process, including candidates and their representatives, have been fined a total of 436,500 soms. The amounts of the fines vary: in most cases, they are 7,500 soms, while in some cases (for example, for slander) they are 12,500 soms,” Zylkibaev added.
Today at 8:00 Bishkek time, elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh began. The voter list includes 4 million 294 thousand 243 citizens.
There are 2,492 polling stations open in the country, and another 100 stations are operating outside the republic.
Voting will last until 20:00, and preliminary results will be announced immediately after it ends.
The final results of the elections will be summarized and officially announced by December 14.
