5 polling stations were set up in Moscow for voting in presidential election of Kyrgyzstan

AKIPRESS.COM - 5 polling stations were set up in Moscow for voting at the presidential election and referendum, said Central Election Commission chief Nurjan Shaildabekova.
21,000 Kyrgyzstani nationals registered to vote in Moscow.
"A total of 15 polling stations have been set up in Russia. In 2017, there were only 7 polling stations. At the parliamentary elections, the voter turnout in Moscow was over 65%," said Shaildabekova.
A mobile group will travel to Moscow to help organize voting, she added.
A total of 48 polling stations were set up abroad and 49,481 voters registered.
In the 2020 parliamentary elections, there were 32,000 voters.