In the Vladimir region, the vote was held without serious violations
If the voter could not vote through public services, he could apply to the precinct commission. They offered a paper ballot, and many took advantage of it.
Commissioner for Human Rights in the Vladimir Region Lyudmila Romanova spoke about the results of the elections. According to her, no serious violations requiring intervention were recorded. The basic principles of transparency, legitimacy and accessibility were respected.
If the voter could not vote through public services, he could apply to the precinct commission. They offered a paper ballot, and many took advantage of it.
There were no questions about availability this year. However, 89 plots are still on the second floor, and this situation has to be addressed. Separately, improvements were noted for residents of Vladimir with visual impairments: the site was moved to a spacious lyceum, where there is braille, magnifiers and volunteers.
Romanova also noted the unprecedented activity of young people: such a number of young voters is observed for the first time since 2013. There were no complaints about remote voting.
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