Central Election Commission gives similar answers to all appeals of Homel observers
The observers' appeals mainly concerned
manipulations with the turnout at the precincts (as a rule, the numbers stated
by the election commissions were twice larger than that of the observers).
The observers received identical answers from the Central Election Commission
where it is written that the visual calculation of votes is judicially
insignificant as far as this procedure is not provided for by the legislation.
That's why the CEC found no reasons to “raise the question of re-calculation of
the votes”. The constituency election commissions, in their turn, refused to
consider such appeals at all, stating that “the function of the parallel
counting of votes is beyond the powers of an observer”.
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