More than 13 thousand observers of the Moscow Public Chamber were trained before the elections
Quick Look
- More than 13 thousand people included in the corps of observers of the Public Chamber of Moscow were trained before the September elections.
- They will monitor the progress of voting, including electronic voting through terminals.
- The training has been completed, and a public service for monitoring electronic voting without technical training is available to everyone.
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Why It Matters
Before the September elections in Moscow, the city's Public Chamber is forming a corps of observers to ensure voting transparency.
More than 13 thousand people included in the corps of observers of the Moscow Public Chamber were trained before the September elections.
Observers will also monitor electronic voting through terminals.
MOSCOW, September 7 - RIA Novosti. More than 13 thousand people included in the corps of observers of the Public Chamber of Moscow were trained before the September elections, said Vadim Kovalev, head of the Public Headquarters for Observing Elections in the capital.
Kovalev recalled that the observer corps included more than 13 thousand people.
“We have completed the training of observers of the corps of observers of the Public Chamber of Moscow, who will monitor, among other things, electronic voting through terminals,” he said at a meeting of the Public Headquarters for Monitoring Elections in Moscow.
The Head of the Headquarters recalled that a public service for monitoring electronic voting is also available for everyone, which can be used even without prior technical training.
Open Questions
- How many polling stations will observers cover?
- What measures are in place to prevent violations during electronic voting?
