Estonia Parliament is recognized

Parliamentary elections in Estonia are declared that are held. This was reported to ITAR-TASS in the Central Election Commission of the republic.

"In Estonia, the legislation does not have a threshold of turnout. As of 12:00 (13:00 Moscow time), 32, 3 percent of voters voted, we can state that the elections to the parliament took place," said the representative of the CEC Mikhkel Pielving.

According to him, in Tallinn, where the third part of the country's population lives, 31, 7 percent of the electorate voted, in the second largest city in the country of Tartu - 31, 2 percent.

One of the features of these elections is the ability to vote via the Internet. According to the Central Election Commission of Estonia, more than 3 percent of residents who have the right to vote took advantage of this right. The country's Prime Minister Andrus Ansip also voted over the Internet. Now the electronic vote has already been completed.