
The quality of the work of the members of the territorial and precinct election commissions affects the stretch of the voting procedure for the constitution for seven days, people get tired and make mistakes. Such a statement was made by the deputy chairman of the Moscow City Writer Dmitry Reut.
He noted that the vote had never been held for seven days in a row before. “This, of course, affects the activity of voting participants, which will certainly be higher. But this affects, and I ask you to pay attention to this, including the work of our election commissions, ”he said.
“They are really very difficult for them, people are extremely tired. Five days, today is the sixth day, they work continuously from 8 to 20 so that the voting participants, all Russian citizens are able to make their choice, express their opinion, ”he said. - It happens that people are mistaken in our country, they get tired, they are all on the nerves. But they are also people, and of course, I want to emphasize this, we must think that they (members of the election of election) also have their own rights. ”
According to the CEC, on the morning of June 30 they voted, including remote voting, 49,649,000 voters, that is, the turnout in Russia amounted to 45.7%. The last day of voting on amendments to the Constitution is July 1. It began on June 25.
Earlier today it was reported that a member of TIC spoke about mass falsifications when voting on amendments as part of the under -house voting.
Recall, on June 25, the journalist of the rain Pavel Lobkov was able to vote in order of the experiment on amendments to the Constitution twice: on the site and through electronic voting. Later in his actions they saw a “pre -planned action to discredit voting”. The police came to the journalist.
The day before it was alsoreported that in Israel the Russian woman was able to take part in the vote on amendments to the Constitution three times. Later it became known that the CEC threatened the girl with a criminal case. It also became known that the Russian was able to vote twice in London - at the embassy and electronically.
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