Russia's State Duma member: Such long lines at polling stations seen not so often
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- 07 February, 2024
- 09:05
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“As an observer, it is not often that you see such long lines at polling stations,” said the Deputy of the State Duma of Russia Alexey Zhuravlev, who was observing the voting process in the early presidential elections in Azerbaijan, Report informs.
He noted that such a turnout indicates the great unity of the people of the country.
“I would like to note that at each site there are a lot of observers from different countries and public organizations. You can look and check everything, which is what we did,” he said.
The Russian deputy emphasized that no violations were identified during the monitoring of the voting process, and also noted the organized work of the polling stations.
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