The HRC did not identify any violations that could affect the election results – Kommersant

The head of the Human Rights Council under the President, Valery Fadeev, said that no violations that could affect the results of the presidential elections were identified. He called the identified violations minor. According to him, in the context of a military operation, elections are held “clearly, within constitutional frameworks.”

“No violations that could to some extent affect the election results have been identified,” said Mr. Fadeev, speaking at the Central Election Commission. He called the detected violations minor; in his words, they are “effectively eliminated.” “As for the quality of voting, the Russian system has shown itself to be one of the most modern in the world. We have a mobile voter, electronic voting, and three-day voting,” noted Mr. Fadeev.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, also stated that the violations identified were minor. According to Ms. Moskalkova, she sent 13 letters to election commissions regarding incorrectly positioned video cameras, the visibility of which did not fall into the voting boxes; the violations were eliminated.

Previously, the head of the Central Election Commission Ella Pamfilova spoke, that after cases of damage to ballot boxes with brilliant green and other coloring substances, the number of people wishing to vote has increased. According to her, employees of different enterprises informed her that they were ready to change shifts and go guard their sites.

Over the last two days of voting in the presidential elections, attempts were made to spoil ballot papers in several regions at once: twice in Moscow they tried to fill a ballot box with brilliant green (once successfully), such cases occurred in the Belgorod and Kaliningrad regions. In North Ossetia, a woman doused voter lists with iodine. There were attempts to set fire to polling stations: in St. Petersburg, a girl tried to throw a Molotov cocktail at the door of a polling station; in Mytishchi, a pensioner set fire to the curtain of a voting booth; in the Tyumen region, a man set off a firecracker in the building of a polling station; in Chisinau, a man threw petrol bombs into the courtyard of a Russian polling station. embassies.

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Anastasia Larina