On the second day of voting, residents of Lepel District continue to actively visit polling stations to cast their votes for candidates for deputy.
On the second day of voting, residents of Lepel District continue to actively visit polling stations to cast their votes for candidates for deputy.
High voter turnout is observed at polling station No. 4, located in the building of the gymnasium in Lepel.
This polling station can be described as one of the busiest, with 2504 voters registered here.
As the commission chairperson notes, early voting is proceeding calmly, citizens are coming informed about the candidates, and are making their choices confidently and without hesitation.
"I decided on my choice in advance, having studied the candidates' programmes. I usually vote early. So, I came during my lunch break to fulfil my civic duty," commented a voter.
Those who decide to come to the polling station on February 25 will not only vote but also feel the festive atmosphere, as festive trade will be organised and concert programmes prepared at all polling stations on the unified voting day.