Russia's Election Chief Says Electoral System Ready for Vote
CEC Chairwoman Ella Pamfilova stated the country's electoral infrastructure is prepared, wishing parties and candidates success, according to TASS.
Ella Pamfilova, chairwoman of Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC), said the country's electoral system is ready for the upcoming elections, according to a report by state news agency TASS.
Pamfilova also wished political parties and candidates success in the elections, TASS reported, without providing further details on the specific measures or preparations referenced.
The CEC oversees the organization and conduct of federal, regional and local elections in Russia, including the certification of voting procedures and results.
TASS did not specify the date, type or scope of the elections being referenced in Pamfilova's remarks, nor did it provide additional context about the readiness assessment.
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