Eleven polling places will be set up for Transnistrian voters

The Moldovan citizens living on the left bank of the Nistru will be able to vote at 11 polling stations that will be opened in Sanatauca, Ustia, Cocieri, Copanca, Farladeni, Hagimus, Rascaieti and Varnita (2 stations) villages and in Rezina town. The voters will put the ballots in separate boxes that will have the words “Special Box” on them. Such a decision was made by the Central Election Commission (CEC) on Tuesday, Info-Prim Neo reports. The residents of a number of Transnistrian communes and towns could vote at these polling places. They will be included in additional lists that will contain the number of the electoral office of the polling station. “The lists will not be written beforehand as it is not known how many persons will participate in elections. At the previous elections, we did not have problems concerning the low number of ballots,” said the CEC secretary Iurie Ciocan. The ballots from the “Special Box” will be counted and submitted to the CEC separately. In order to ensure the security of the voting process at the stations opened in the Security Zone, the CEC asked national and international observes and the Joint Control Commission to make sure that the voting process runs smoothly.