Head of the CEC Ella Pamfilova called members of election commissions more to monitor compliance with voting rules on amendments to the Constitution, rather than the social status and fame of voters. “My dear colleagues, do not give in to anyone!” – said Pamfilova on Saturday.
Pamfilova demanded that on the site “anyone did everything exactly the same as the rest of the citizens.”
“A man came, a star, a super-duper-VIP: they measured the temperature, got up on the mat, disinfected his hands, if he came without a mask and gloves, they gave them out, put them on,” Pamfilova said.
Further, the head of the CEC warned against attempts to vote twice. “At a certain stage, all cases of double voting are identified,” Pamfilova emphasized.
The head of the CEC promised to respond to complaints from the regions about the lack of personal protective equipment for commission members and voting participants. If there is no PPE at the sites, their fate will be determined by the group from the control financial department, the head of the CEC noted.
The Central Election Commission is currently considering 105 appeals from citizens regarding possible coercion to vote. According to Panfilova, 29 complaints came from the capital. From St. Petersburg received 35 signals of violations.
Of all the appeals, 75 deserve serious consideration, Panfilova noted. “The rest of the series,” one blogger composed, and the other post, “- said the head of the CEC. In Moscow, 20 calls deserve attention, and in St. Petersburg – 29.
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