According to him, these elections are of special significance, as full automation of the process has been implemented, which excludes human interference.
“Previously, there were cases of ballot stuffing, when 50-100 ballots were left at polling stations, which were then submitted for certain candidates. Now, the ballot is printed directly on-site, and the entire counting process is performed by a computer, which also announces the voting results that same evening. This is important, as our country has experienced three coups, the causes of which were elections, both presidential and parliamentary. We have taken all measures to automate the process and eliminate the human factor. We will continue this work,” the president emphasized.
He urged citizens to actively participate in voting.
“I expect that turnout will be higher, as remote voting has been implemented. I spent no more than five minutes on the elections: I entered, took the ballot, marked it, and dropped it in. I ask all voters to actively participate in the process.
In a year, presidential elections will be held. We will also take measures to minimize human influence and avoid dissatisfaction with the voting results.However, there is one problem - the buying of votes by candidates and their sale by voters. However, it is encouraging that most people do not succumb to this. We are recording isolated cases that may occur on certain streets or within one family. About ten such incidents have been recorded, and work on them continues. You still have time until the evening, vote actively, as every vote matters for the fate of the country. Reject the thought that your vote does not matter and that only the wealthy get into parliament. Go vote with the mindset: 'My vote shapes the future of the republic,'” Japarov addressed the citizens.
