Tynchtyk Shainazarov, chairman of the Central Election Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic, reported on voter turnout in various districts. The most active districts include No. 1, 10, 13, and 30, where turnout exceeded 30%.
At the same time, in the Alamedin district and four districts of Bishkek — Lenin, Oktyabr, Pervomay, and Sverdlov — turnout was below 23%.
As of 16:00, the lowest turnout in Bishkek was recorded in district No. 24 (center: Moskovskaya Street). Only 24,055 people voted here, which is 17.82%.
The highest activity was observed in district No. 13 (center: the village of Masy, building of the Nooken District State Administration), where by 16:00, 51,607 people had voted, which equals 32.19%.
Shainazarov also noted that in the 2021 elections, at the same time, 813,176 people had voted, which amounted to 22.47%. Thus, the current turnout exceeds the figures from the previous elections by 200,000 voters, having increased by 2.5–3%.
Information on turnout continues to be updated as data comes in from polling stations.
