Approximately 5,000 voters have declared their new place of residence for the parliamentary elections on September 28, according to data from the Central Electoral Commission. This procedure has allowed them to change their polling station, in case they have changed their place of residence since their last participation in an election, reports IPN.<\/p>\n\n
For voters who were unable to declare their new residence by the deadline (September 3), the legislation allowed the request for a voting rights certificate, which gave them the opportunity to vote at any polling station.<\/p>\n\n
In total, 11,733 voters requested such certificates, and 11,099 of them used them on election day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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