According to this decision, the elections for deputies in constituency No. 24 were recognized as valid, and the protocol reflecting the voting results in this constituency was approved.
The deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh from the Sverdlovsk district, which is part of constituency No. 24, are the following candidates:
- Salymbekov Jumabek Mamytbaevich — 7481 votes (22.16%);
- Karybek Uulu Ulukbek — 6038 votes (17.89%);
- Akimbaeva Gulnara Orozbekovna — 3505 votes (10.38%).
As part of the election preparations in constituency No. 24, 60 polling stations were opened, as well as 4 additional stations for remote voting. The voter lists included 134,994 people. Of these, 34,309 voters cast their votes, which is 25.42% of the total number of registered voters.
Of the total number of voters, 29,339 people used traditional voting, which is 21.73% of the registered voters, while 4,970 voters (3.68%) voted remotely.
In the elections for constituency No. 24, the CEC registered 14 candidates, of which 13 participated in the voting.
According to protocol No. 24 of the district election commission dated December 5, the distribution of votes among the candidates is as follows:
1. Karybek Uulu Ulukbek — 6038 votes (17.89%)
2. Salymbekov Jumabek Mamytbaevich — 7481 votes (22.16%)
3. Ismailov Arafat Saidakhmatovich — 5595 votes (16.58%)
4. Kulmambetova Altynai Bolotovna — 325 votes (0.96%)
5. Akimbaeva Gulnara Orozbekovna — 3505 votes (10.38%)
6. Isaeva Mayramkul Turgunbekovna — 324 votes (0.96%)
7. Ibraimakunov Daniyar Omurbekovich — 486 votes (1.44%)
8. Moldalieva Shariyipa Toktomatovna — 1757 votes (5.21%)
9. Orozbaev Mirlan Kubatbekovich — 288 votes (0.85%)
10. Sharapova Zhibek Zakirovna — 683 votes (0.85%)
11. Kairypov Erzhan Sulaymanovich — 305 votes (0.90%)
12. Toktorbaeva Kyial Aitbekovna — 1102 votes (3.26%)
13. Ergeshov Kazybek Kochkorovich — 3434 votes (10.17%)
14. Registration canceled
15. Against all — 2432 votes (7.20%)
During the preparation and conduct of the elections in constituency No. 24, a total of three complaints were submitted. The district election commission decided to annul the results at two polling stations. All appeals were considered, and written responses were provided for each, which were also included in the Register of Complaints and Violations.
Based on protocol No. 24 dated December 5, as well as information from law enforcement agencies regarding the measures taken in connection with the complaints, the CEC recognized the elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh in the multi-mandate constituency No. 24 as valid.
We remind you that on November 30, voting took place in Kyrgyzstan for the elections of deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. The country was divided into 30 constituencies, from which three deputies were elected to parliament, having received the highest number of votes, totaling 90 deputies. The new election system also implies adherence to gender quotas: deputies from one constituency must be represented by different genders — options of 2 men and 1 woman or 2 women and 1 man are allowed.
