The city head emphasized the need to immediately report to law enforcement agencies any attempts to transport voters or violations. “We have seen various elections. Today, the voting is clean. Previously, there were instances of vote buying and transportation of voters — such cases are not observed now. There should be no violations. If anyone notices something, they should report it,” he added, noting that his three deputies are also running for the Jogorku Kenesh, but they have not received any instructions from him to vote for themselves. City hall employees have the right to vote only as ordinary citizens.
The chairperson of the polling station, Nurzida Turapbai kyzy, reported that 86 people voted in the first hour. “Some are having difficulties placing the ballot in the box, but we are helping. Overall, the process is proceeding calmly,” she noted.
Electoral District No. 6
Center: Osh city, Osh city hall building.
Number of voters: 161,323
Boundaries: Osh-MTU-1, Osh-MTU-4, Osh-MTU-5, Osh-MTU-6, polling stations No. 5563 and No. 5564 in the village of Papaan (up to ATR village of Papaan), Osh-MTU-Japalak, village of Toloykon in Osh city; the Papaan rural district of the Kara-Suu district in full.
