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Elections for governor and State Duma deputies are being held in the Bryansk region.
Early voting has begun in the Bryansk region for the elections of governor and State Duma deputies, the regional election commission reported.
“Today early voting started in the region,” the department said in a message on the Max platform.
The election commission noted that early voting is held from September 11 to 16.
“For voters, this is an opportunity to vote in the usual format from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in voting premises on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or from Monday to Wednesday at their place of residence. Voting is not held on Thursday, September 17,” the election commission said.
All those who do not vote early will be able to cast their vote from September 18 to 20, the election commission recalled.
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The main voting stage will take place from September 18 to 20.
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