102-year-old voter casts ballot in Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan
Domestic policy
- 01 September, 2024
- 12:39
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During the snap parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan, both a 102-year-old and a 100-year-old voter participated in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic.
According to Report, Abdulla Safarov, the oldest voter at polling station No. 46 in the Ordubad-Julfa electoral district No. 6, was born in 1922 and resides in Yayci village, Julfa district. He visited the polling station to exercise his right to vote.
Additionally, another elderly resident, Dilbar Mammadova, born in 1924 and living in Ibadulla village, voted from home. A mobile ballot box was brought to her from precinct 18 of the Sharur-Kangarli electoral district No. 2 to facilitate her participation.
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