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The first day of elections ended in the Tver region

at 20:00 on September 18 in the Tver region ended the first day in the elections of deputies of the State Duma of Russia, the governor, deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the region, deputies of municipal Dumas of the region, the election Commission reports

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The first day of elections ended in the Tver region

at 20:00 on September 18, the first day of the elections of deputies of the State Duma of Russia, the governor, deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the region, deputies of the municipal Dumas of the region, the electoral commission reports.

At all 1,073 polling stations, PEC members began to prepare the necessary documentation and ensure the safety of ballots. The first day of the election was held in normal mode.

Voting in the Tver region is controlled by more than 3,000 observers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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