Central Election Commission posted information on valid signatures in support of nomination of potential candidates
The situation has not changed
Belarusian Central Election Commission has posted the preliminary data regarding the number of valid signatures, given in support of potential candidates for presidency, according to the information of the territorial commissions.
Thus, the number of valid signatures in support of
the incumbent president Aliaksandr Lukashenka is 1,753,380;
Siarhei Haidukevich – 139,877;
Viktar Tsiareshchanka – 6,699;
Mikalai Ulakhovich – 149,819;
Tatsiana Karatkevich – 105,278.
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