Politics
Social Security Office Clarifies Campaign Rules for September 27 Election
The Social Security Office has confirmed that campaigning is permitted until the polls open on September 27, while strictly prohibiting any activity within polling station areas.
According to a report by Matichon Online, the Social Security Office has issued a clarification regarding the regulations for the upcoming election scheduled for September 27. Officials confirmed that candidates and their supporters are legally permitted to conduct campaign activities up until the moment the polling stations open on election day.
However, the office emphasized that strict boundaries must be maintained. Campaigning is strictly prohibited within the designated areas of the polling stations. This measure is intended to ensure an orderly voting process and to prevent any interference with voters as they cast their ballots.
For residents and expatriates participating in the Social Security election, this update serves as a reminder to be aware of the proximity of campaign activities to voting sites. While the right to campaign remains active until the final hours, the integrity of the polling environment is protected by these specific spatial restrictions. As of now, voters are encouraged to remain informed about their specific polling locations and to respect the designated 'no-campaign' zones surrounding these facilities. Further details regarding the specific conduct of the election process may be provided by local authorities as the voting day approaches.
