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More than 10.3 million numbers, if there are no errors in the protocols filled out by the section commissions, will be processed on the night of the elections.
However, due to complex protocols and new requirements for summarizing paper and machine voting data for each party and coalition, as well as individual candidate preferences, the reporting of election results is likely to be delay, especially in large groups. cities. First, the section commissions will need about an hour more to count more than 400 numbers, the experts warned. After this delay, it is expected that there will be a report of the data in the DEC.
The first exit polls conducted by electoral agencies on Election Day will be announced at 8 pm, as the law previously prohibits the release of provisional voting data.
Otherwise, by law, the section commissions must count the voting data within 24 hours after the end of the election day. By April 6, each DEC must announce the results of the voting in the respective constituency and report them to the CEC. And the CEC must announce the votes received and the distribution of seats between parties and coalitions before April 8.
When a candidate is elected from two multi-member constituencies, he is required to declare in writing to the CEC within one day of knowing which list he wishes to enter parliament.
The names of the new 240 deputies must be clear by April 11 at the latest.
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