External Sources Manager / Wednesday, October 30, 1991 / Categories: Territory of elections, Russia, Official sources The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation Official website: http://www.cikrf.ru Election data website: http://www.izbirkom.ru/region/izbirkom Data format: Hierarchical HTML pages. Data Hiding: Капча ЦИК РФ Капча на сайте ЦИК РФ при заходе на данные "Выборы главы администрации (губернатора) Краснодарского края" As of 01.07.2020, when conducting All-Russian voting on the approval of changes to the Constitution Russia's CEC began to obstruct the analysis of data and the detection of statistical anomalies. For this purpose, a captcha was introduced on the website that publishes data on voting results at the first login to the site. On 13.09.2020, during Unified voting day, access was obstructed already when entering each page. Fullness and errors in data: On Unified Election Day 2020 there was a discrepancy for the first time between the published official totals and the published official results of the lower-level election commissions. Previous Article The Central Election Commission of Georgia Next Article The Central Commission of the Republic of Belarus for Elections and National Referenda Print 14852 Please login or register to post comments.
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