
The West Kazakhstan regional Election Commission summed up the results of the election of deputies to the regional maslikhat.
In total, according to Gaisa Kapakov, Chairman of the WKO Election Commission, the total number of voters is 453,929, including 279,269 who received ballots, 279,020 who voted, 10,000 who voted on absentee ballots and certificates, and 12,523 who voted outside polling stations.
According to the results of the elections to the regional maslikhat, according to the party lists, the votes were distributed as follows: 222,616 voters or 81.25% voted for the Nur Otan party; 22,669 (8.7%) voted for the Ak Zhol Democratic Party of Kazakhstan; 22,967 (8.3%) voted for the Auyl People's Democratic Patriotic Party; 5,746 (2.1%) voted for the ADAL political party.
Thus, by the decision of the regional territorial election commission, the parties "Nur Otan", the Democratic Party of Kazakhstan "Ak Zhol", the People's Democratic Patriotic Party "Auyl"were allowed to distribute deputy mandates. "Nur Otan" received 25 deputy mandates, "Ak Zhol" and "Auyl" - 3 each.
According to the Deputy Chairman of the West Kazakhstan Election Commission Vyacheslav Inochkin, on the day of voting for the elections of deputies to the Majilis of the Parliament and Maslikhats of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 505 polling stations were functioning, in which 3,161 people worked. During the election period, special attention was paid to the prevention of risks associated with the spread of CVI, ensuring sanitary and epidemiological safety and protecting the health of citizens. At all polling stations were provided: compliance with the mask regime, disinfection of hands at the entrance to the room with antiseptic, strict observance of personal hygiene, placement of furniture and technical equipment, taking into account social distancing. Separate entrances and exits of voters were also provided, with the technical capabilities of the building. Spacious rooms made it possible to maintain social distance and to open windows for through ventilation. Wet cleaning of the premises with the use of disinfectants was regularly carried out. Special attention was paid to the disinfection of door handles, handrails, railings, voting booths, etc. These protective measures drew the attention of observers, both national and international.
According to the deputy chairman of the regional election commission, 2,429 people were present at the polling stations, including 568 proxies, 1,333 observers, 478 from public associations, and 31 journalists represented the media. 14 international observers, including 2 from the OSCE and 12 from the CIS Mission, visited the polling stations.
At all polling stations, the rules of conduct in the voting premises were in force. In addition, the regional election commission has developed a Memo for working with observers. It clearly and concretely spelled out the algorithm of persons conducting surveillance at polling stations.
Jointly with local Executive bodies were held tremendous organizational activities unhindered access of citizens with disabilities at the polling stations: 382 - installed ramps 344 - tactile signs. They were also equipped with corners for citizens with disabilities, installed computers with a monitor with information in an adapted form. Invataxi services were organized in 5 localities of the region. 40 specialists-sign language interpreters worked. Prepared stencils, magnifiers, etc.
234 voters or 15.6% of persons with disabilities voted at the polling stations. Including 54 of them - use wheelchairs, 125-blind and visually impaired and 55-deaf and deaf-mute. The rest voted at home.
This year, for the first time in the country, an online service worked. If a person came to the polling station and did not find himself in the list of voters, then he could contact the members of the election commission, who could add him to the list through this service. In total, 1037 people applied for inclusion in the list of voters on this day, 893 voted, " said Vyacheslav Inochkin, Deputy Chairman of the Regional election commission.
Lily Seisenbaeva
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