The Citizens Association “Most” will be monitoring the second round of the local elections with more than 1,000 observers. 910 observers will be deployed at polling stations that will cover about 50% of the polling stations within each of those municipalities, in which tomorrow will be voted.
“Observers from “Most” will be static, and will monitor the voting process at polling stations throughout the day. In addition, there will be 45 mobile teams, composed of two observers, who will serve as logistical support for the static observers and will occasionally observe those places where “Most” will not deploy static observers. Additionally, the work of the municipal election commissions will be monitored by 35 observers, and the work of the State Election Commission will also be monitored”, read the statement.
In addition to tomorrow’s voting, today, “Most” will also be observing the early voting of sick and disabled people, internally displaced persons and persons in prison or detention. From there, they call for a fair, democratic and peaceful election process.
