No serious law violations in Azerbaijan’s parliamentary election - CEC
So far no serious law violations have been observed in the
ongoing parliamentary election in Azerbaijan, head of the country’s
Central Election Commission (CEC) Mazahir Panahov told reporters
Nov.1.
He added that no official complaints over the election have been
received either.
Panahov voted at the 31st polling station of the 2nd Binagadi constituency No.9.
The voting in all polling stations of the country started at 08:00 (UTC/GMT + 4 hours), according to the CEC head.
The parliamentary election is being held in Azerbaijan Nov.
1.
Some 503 international observers from 40 organizations and over
66,000 local observers monitor the parliamentary election in
Azerbaijan.
As many as 767 candidates claim for 125 seats in the Azerbaijani
parliament.
Exit poll in the election will be conducted by the ELS independent
research center, REY Monitoring Center, as well as the Center of
Azerbaijani Youth Rights Protection jointly with French "Opinion
Way" Social Research Institute and by the Citizens' Labor Rights
Protection League together with the US AJF & Associates Inc.
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