PEC #140674 in Debaltsevo (constituency # 52) has to “fight” with observers.
“The observer from the political party Batkivshchyna tries to disrupt voting at the polling station, demands to move tables of commission members, looks for web cameras and interferes with the normal work of the election commission”,states the official OPORA observer.
The election commission members try to vote for his removal from the PS.
Reference:
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