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In the Rostov region began the second day of elections-2026

In the Rostov region began the second day of elections-2026

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In the Rostov region began the second day of elections-2026

In the Rostov region began the second day of elections-2026. On September 19, more than 2,500 polling stations in the region opened their doors. They began work at 08:00 and will continue until 20:00.

This year, almost 45,000 first-time voters in Don will be able to take part in the elections.

On the first day of voting on September 18, turnout exceeded 35%.

Residents of the Rostov region from September 18 to 20 will elect deputies of the State Duma from the Rostov region, a deputy of the regional parliament, and in municipalities - deputies of representative bodies of local self-government.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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