They want to draw up a report against a member of the PEC in Yeisk. She did not allow 20 violators to vote

In the city of Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, against Olga Soldatova, a member of the precinct election commission and with the right to consultative vote, the police are going to draw up a protocol stating that she prevented the commission from exercising its legal powers (Article 5.69 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). about it Writes "Voice of Kuban".

According to Soldatova, people registered in other settlements came to the polling station and tried to get ballots. Therefore, independent observers asked to see the page of the passport with a residence permit. The woman says that she managed to "deploy" about 20 violators.

After the votes were counted, at about one in the morning, the commission wrote a statement to the police that Soldatova was “shouting loudly, demanding explanations from the members of the PEC ..., demanding a passport from voters who received a ballot.”

The woman received a letter from the Yeysk District Police Department. She must come to the department to give an explanation.