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In Makhachkala, the Center for Public Election Observation began its work

In the capital of Dagestan, on the site of the Republican branch of Rostelecom, the Center for Public Election Observation opened

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In Makhachkala, the Center for Public Election Observation began its work

In the capital of Dagestan, on the site of the Republican branch of Rostelecom, the Center for Public Election Observation opened. The beginning of its work was announced by the head of the Regional Public Staff for Election Observation under the Public Chamber of the Republic Dinislam Dadaev.

From September 18 to 20, Dagestan residents participate in the elections of several levels of government. About four thousand observers have been trained to ensure effective and transparent voting.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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