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Interim Cabinet To Correct Plan-Estimate of Expenses for Snap Elections
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The Council of Ministers will respect the decision of the Supreme Administrative Court on making sure that electronic voting is enabled at every polling station for the snap parliamentary elections on March 26, announced the press service of the Council of Ministers.
The Ministry of Finance will draft a proposal for corrections to the Plan- estimate of expenses for the parliamentary elections.
On February 2, there will be a working meeting of Deputy PM, who is responsible for the holding of the elections, with representatives of all institutions involved in the elections and the management of the Central Election Commission (CEC).
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