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HAMLET ABRAHAMIAN: CEC IS ANXIOUS ABOUT PROBLEM OF ELECTORAL ROLLS
YEREVAN, MAY 4, NOYAN TAPAN. "We are anxious about the problem of
electoral rolls. In spite of the considerable work done by the Police,
we still receive many signals and complaints," Hamlet Abrahamian,
Secretary of Central Electoral Commission, stated at the May 4 press
conference. In his words, the signals mainly regard absence of names
of citizens on electoral rolls of various electoral districts, as well
as presence of voters not registered in the given place, unknown to
the apartment's owner on the lists.
The CEC Secretary also said that on May 4 the Commission received a
notification from Yerevan Arabkir community's electoral district N 4
that names, family names and patronymics of 911 voters are repeated in
different addresses and with different dates of birth. CEC informed
Police about this fact.
H. Abrahamian once more called voters, candidates for deputacy and
parties for checking electoral rolls again for the purpose of
revealing possible inaccuracies. "This is an important process, which
can finally correct electoral rolls and will reduce the number of
people applying to courts or police and can have a considerable impact
on the results of elections," CEC Secretary said.
YEREVAN, MAY 4, NOYAN TAPAN. "We are anxious about the problem of
electoral rolls. In spite of the considerable work done by the Police,
we still receive many signals and complaints," Hamlet Abrahamian,
Secretary of Central Electoral Commission, stated at the May 4 press
conference. In his words, the signals mainly regard absence of names
of citizens on electoral rolls of various electoral districts, as well
as presence of voters not registered in the given place, unknown to
the apartment's owner on the lists.
The CEC Secretary also said that on May 4 the Commission received a
notification from Yerevan Arabkir community's electoral district N 4
that names, family names and patronymics of 911 voters are repeated in
different addresses and with different dates of birth. CEC informed
Police about this fact.
H. Abrahamian once more called voters, candidates for deputacy and
parties for checking electoral rolls again for the purpose of
revealing possible inaccuracies. "This is an important process, which
can finally correct electoral rolls and will reduce the number of
people applying to courts or police and can have a considerable impact
on the results of elections," CEC Secretary said.