Nowadays we should take into account what is happening in the world [in terms of economy]: President Nazarbayev.
The majilismen are expected to form the governing bodies of the chamber and take a motion of no/confidence in the current Government.
New Majilis proportionally represents all regions and number of representatives of different ethnic groups, women and young people is increased.
On January 18, 2012 Kazakhstan Central Election Commission registered Majilis deputies.
Russian expert Aleksey Vlassov talked about priority tasks that have to be set for the new Majilis.
According to the legislation, the country’s Majilis (lower chamber) is to hold a vote of confidence in the government.
Kazakhstan Central Election Commission distributed deputy mandates among three parties elected to the Majilis.
Institute of Social-Political Researches announced the results of its exit poll during Kazakhstan parliamentary elections.
Kazakhstan Central Election Commission has announced preliminary results of the parliamentary elections.
According to preliminary calculations parliamentary elections voter turnout in Kazakhstan made 75.1 percent.
At 8 p.m. Astana time most of the regions of Kazakhstan completing voting in the elections of the Majilis and Maslikhats.
As of 4 p.m. on January 15 6.223.525 people in Kazakhstan cast their ballots. This is 66.9 percent of the overall number of voters.
By 2 p.m. Astana time voter turnout in Kazakhstan made 55.5 percent.
By noon Astana time voter turnout reached 35.3 percent.
The Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan has announced first turnout results.
Today Kazakhstan is electing member of the Majilis (lower chamber of the Parliament), and Maslikhats (local representative authorities).
The press-service will be reporting on the voter turnover every two hours: CEC.
135 foreign journalists have been registered for the Majilis and Maslikhat elections on January 15, 2012: Foreign Ministry.
SCO observers watched TV-debates of Kazakhstan parties and shared their opinions at the meeting in the Central Election Commission.
56 polling stations will operate outside Kazakhstan on January 15.
