Voters in Nizami district actively participated in the election

Voters in Baku’s Nizami district began to actively participate in Azerbaijan’s parliamentary elections.

According to Sunday’s report Japanese. AzPolling at polling stations 20, 21 and 22 in Nizami constituency 24 began at 08:00 am.

It is worth noting that on June 28, President Ilham Aliyev signed a decree dissolving the Sixth Parliament and calling for early parliamentary elections. According to the order of the Sixth National Assembly, the parliament was dissolved and early elections were scheduled for September 1.

There are 6,421,960 voters in Azerbaijan. The number of voters who were 18 years of age or older on election day was 374. There were 6,478 polling stations (6,343 permanent and 135 temporary).

54 permanent points will operate in the territories liberated from occupation. There are 10 IDP constituencies. The number of IDP polling stations is 574 and the number of voters is 397,862. More than 42,000 voters will vote in the liberated areas.

The number of voters who voted for the first time in the early parliamentary election was 51,141. The oldest voter was 134 years old. The oldest voter was 109 years old.

During the parliamentary elections, “exit polls” will be held in about 2,500 polling stations. Three international organizations have registered to conduct the exit polls. The “exit polls” will be conducted by the Center for Sociological Studies, the Citizens’ Union for the Protection of Labor Rights and the ORACLE ADVISORY GROUP (USA), and the Public Association for Social Research “Tereggi” and the Italian research company SWG SPA.

112,000 local observers, 749 of whom registered to observe the early parliamentary elections, more than 65,000 of whom were representatives of political parties.

The number of registered international observers is 598. These observers represent 51 organizations in 69 countries.

For the early parliamentary elections, 227 OSCE/ODIHR observers and 61 OSCE Palestinian Authority observers were registered.

Of the 990 registered candidates for the parliamentary elections, 305 are representatives of 25 political parties. Although 371 candidates are members of political parties, they are not nominated by their respective parties. A total of 676 candidates have a party affiliation.

Web cameras have been installed at 1,000 polling stations across the country, allowing real-time and continuous monitoring of voting day proceedings without registration.

Voting in the National Assembly elections on September 1 will also use portable ballot boxes that will be provided at all polling stations.

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