В ЦИК Беларуси не поступало жалоб во время сбора подписей для выдвижения кандидатов в Президенты. О ходе электоральной кампании рассказал председатель Центризбиркома.
Сбор подписей завершится 6 декабря, после чего начнётся проверка подписных листов. Уже отправлены приглашения в страны СНГ для наблюдателей. Получили приглашения и представители ЦИК других государств, с которыми Беларусь взаимодействует в рамках Всемирной ассоциации избирательных органов.
В ЦИК Беларуси не поступало жалоб во время сбора подписей для выдвижения кандидатов в Президенты. О ходе электоральной кампании рассказал председатель Центризбиркома.
Сбор подписей завершится 6 декабря, после чего начнётся проверка подписных листов. Уже отправлены приглашения в страны СНГ для наблюдателей. Получили приглашения и представители ЦИК других государств, с которыми Беларусь взаимодействует в рамках Всемирной ассоциации избирательных органов.
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