Seven polling stations to be set up in Belarus to vote at presidential elections in Russia
01.02.2008
Seven polling stations will be set up in Belarus to vote at the presidential elections in the Russian Federation, BelTA learnt from the Central Election Commission of Russia.
Citizens of Russia living permanently or temporarily in Belarus will be able to take part in the presidential elections. The polling stations will be open in Minsk (the building of the Russian Embassy), Brest (the building of Russia’s Consulate General) and also in Grodno, Gomel, Vitebsk and Mogilev.
Moreover, a polling station of Russia’s Defense Ministry will be set up in the settlement of Kletsk 2 where the Russian military men are quartered.