TajikistanVoters will go to the polls tomorrow to determine the parliament and local council members.
Tacikistan will be held tomorrow in the general elections, the lower wing of the parliamentary House of Representatives and members of the provincial and district municipal council members will be determined. Voters will be able to vote until 20.00 in the crates to be opened at 06.00 local time.
Tajikistan Center Vote And according to the data of the referendum commission, in these elections to be held according to the majority and proportional relative representation system, the People’s Democratic Party, the Communist Party, the Democratic Party, the Economic Reform Party, the Farmers Party, the Farmers Party and the Socialist Party will compete for 63 seats.
In the election, 22 of the 63 deputies in the Assembly of the Representatives will be selected according to the relative representation election system, 41 of them will be selected according to the majority election system.
68 candidates for 22 deputies to be elected according to the proportional relative representation election system and 152 candidates for 41 deputies to be determined according to the majority election system will compete.
The decree signed by the President Imamali Rahman on the Parliament and local elections in December 2024, while the process of nominating the political parties that started in the January ended last month.
Votes will be used in 3 thousand 513 polls
According to national laws, citizens who have completed the age of 30, who know the Tajik and who have residents in the country in the last 5 years will be a candidate for the membership of the House of Representatives.
According to official data, there are 5 million 522 thousand registered voters in the country, while voters will be able to vote in 3 thousand 513 ballot boxes in 41 elections. 36 polls will be established in the diplomatic representative offices of Tajikistan in 28 foreign countries for Tajik citizens abroad.
In the last elections held on March 1, 2020, the ruling People’s Democratic Party won 47 of the 63 seats in the Assembly of the Representatives, while the Farmers Party 7, the Economic Reforms Party 5, the Communist Party 2, the Socialist Party and the Democratic Party won a chair.
OSCE WILL OBSIDE THE ELECTIONS
The election will follow many observers from international organizations, including the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and the Independent States Community (CIS).
The European Organization for Security and Cooperation (OSCE) will not be able to follow the elections as an observer, as there is no guarantee of the accreditation to monitor the elections to observers.
OSCE Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Office (ODIHR) in a official statement made last month, OSCE International observers’ accreditation of the accreditation of the accreditation of the Parliamentary elections in Tajikistan said they had to cancel the observation mission.
“The lack of official guarantee that our observers can carry out their work less than a month before the elections made it inevitable to withdraw from our observation mission.” The expression was used.
The parliamentary elections in the country were planned to be monitored by the Agit’s 20 long -term and 150 short -term observer.
On the other hand, the organization, Tajikistan stressed that the determination to support democracy.
National Assembly election will be held on March 28
According to the decree signed by President Rahman in December, the House of Representatives to be held tomorrow and the provincial and district municipal council elections, on March 28, the upper wing of the parliamentary National Assembly election will be held.
In Tajikistan, which is managed by the presidential system, it consists of Parliament, House of Representatives and National Assembly. The Permanent House of Representatives, the lower wing of the parliament of the country and the national assembly with the upper wing consists of 33 members.
25 of the 33 members of the National Assembly will be elected at the meetings of the provincial and district municipal councils, with a secret vote between the members of the Assembly, and 8 members will be appointed by the President. Every citizen who is 30 years old, who have higher education and residents in the country in the last 7 years can be elected to the National Assembly.