Tens of Thousands of Russians on Bali Can Vote in State Duma Elections
We await our compatriots at polling stations. Earlier, Central Election Commission member Pavel Andreev reported that voting abroad for the State Duma elections will take place at 319 polling stations in 152 countries.
Consensus
- Several tens of thousands of Russian citizens residing on Bali on a permanent or temporary basis will be able to vote in the State Duma election.
- A polling station for the State Duma election will be located at the Russian general consulate in Denpasar, Bali.
- Russian citizens in Indonesia can obtain information about the elections through social media channels of foreign representations.
- The State Duma election voting will take place from September 18 to September 20.
- Russian citizens abroad can vote at polling stations located at Russian diplomatic missions in at least 31 countries.
Points of divergence
- The Russian ambassador to Indonesia, Sergey Tolchenov, stated that the polling station on Bali will be located in the building of the Russian consulate in Denpasar. — vesti
- The Russian ambassador to Indonesia, Sergey Tolchenov (in an interview with RIA Novosti), confirmed that tens of thousands of Russians on Bali can vote, and that voting will take place from September 18–20. — m24
- The list of countries with polling stations includes Belarus, which has 7 polling stations. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Tens of thousands of Russian citizens on Bali can vote in State Duma elections — Вести
- Tens of thousands of Russians on Bali can vote in the State Duma elections — Москва 24
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