According to the decision taken by the commission on November 14, 168 new polling stations have been added across the country for the convenience of voters, while 93 polling stations that were inconvenient for voters, dilapidated, or not in use have been canceled.
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The Commission has reviewed polling stations across the country to make access to general voters simpler, easier, and more organized in the upcoming elections.
According to the decision taken by the Commission on November 14, 168 new polling stations have been added across the country for the convenience of voters, while 93 polling stations that were inconvenient, dilapidated or not in use have been canceled. With this, 75 polling stations have been added to the existing 10,892 polling stations, and 10,967 polling stations have been established across the country.
During the review of polling stations, tasks such as correcting errors in the name and address of polling stations, transferring partial or all voters to places convenient for voters, and adjusting voters to another polling station have been completed.
