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In the Kaluga region began the second day of voting

Elections of State Duma deputies continue in the region.

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In the Kaluga region began the second day of voting

Elections of State Duma deputies continue in the region. The second day of voting started at 8:00 – all polling stations opened and will receive citizens until 20:00.

The procedure is organized as openly as possible: voting remains secret, and the order is monitored by observers and CCTV cameras. Voting will last until September 20 inclusive.

For questions related to the elections, you can contact the hotline of the CEC of Russia at 8 800-200-00-20 or the Election Commission of the Kaluga region at 8 (4842) 59-91-20.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in the Kaluga region summed up the results of the first day of voting.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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