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Public headquarters are preparing observation centers to monitor voting in the elections of State Duma deputies.
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Everyone will be able to take part in public monitoring of elections through public observation centers in the regions.
Polling stations will be covered by video surveillance, and some of them will be broadcast online on special video walls in each region and in the situation center of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation.
Elections of deputies to the State Duma of the ninth convocation will be held from September 18 to 20.
MOSCOW, September 15 - RIA Novosti. Everyone will be able to take part in public monitoring of elections thanks to the work of public observation centers in the regions, Alexey Peskov, executive director of the NOM Association and co-chairman of the Coordination Council of the RF OP for public control over voting, said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“Everyone can take part in public monitoring on voting days. For us and for the entire public surveillance infrastructure system, this is a priority. On voting days, specialized public monitoring centers will operate in each region,” Peskov said.
He said that now public headquarters for monitoring voting in the regions are preparing the work of public observation centers.
According to Peskov, the headquarters work at all stages of the election process - they monitor the stages of nomination and registration of candidates. On voting days, this work will move to the format of public observation centers, where everyone can come and take part in monitoring.
“The polling stations will be covered by video surveillance, some of them will be provided with online broadcasting, and all of these polling stations covered by online broadcasting will be presented on a special video wall. Such a video wall will be in every region and, of course, within the walls of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, on the site of our situation center,” Peskov added.
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