
The Ministry of Digital Development reported the submission of more than 3 million applications for participation in remote electronic voting
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From September 18 to 20, elections at various levels will be held in Russia; remote electronic voting will be used in 32 regions.
More than 3 million applications for participation in remote electronic voting (DEG) were submitted to State Services, the Ministry of Digital Development reported.
From September 18 to 20, elections at various levels will be held in Russia - from elections of State Duma deputies to regional and local campaigns. In 32 regions it will be possible to vote remotely - on the federal platform for remote electronic voting.
“More than 3 million people from 32 regions where the DEG will be used are already planning to vote on the federal platform for remote electronic voting. They submitted applications through State Services,” the message says.
It is noted that the leaders in the number of applications are the Moscow and Sverdlovsk regions, the Altai Territory and the Rostov region, as well as the Chuvash Republic.
The department added that in order to take part in the DEG, it is necessary to submit an application to the State Services before September 14 inclusive. Until the same date, you can change your decision on the portal.
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