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More than six thousand people voted in the Moscow SIZO elections

In the elections of deputies of the state Duma in the capital SIZO voted more than six thousand people. This was reported by the Deputy head of the Moscow city election Commission Dmitry Reut.

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In the elections of deputies of the state Duma in the capital SIZO voted more than six thousand people. This was reported by the Deputy head of the Moscow city election Commission Dmitry Reut.

“More than 6.1 thousand people voted in the capital’s pre-trial detention centers,” Reut said.

According to the IPCC on the morning of September 20, a total of 3.2 million ballots were issued in the city - 40.2% of the total number of capital voters. More than 2.8 million voters voted in electronic format.

Source: Коммерсантъ ↗

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