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Kuandyk Turgankulov. Photo by Danial Okassov© Preliminary voter turnout results announced According to preliminary calculations parliamentary elections voter turnout in Kazakhstan made 75.1 percent.
15 January 2012
Photo by Danial Okassov© Voting completed in most of the regions of Kazakhstan At 8 p.m. Astana time most of the regions of Kazakhstan completing voting in the elections of the Majilis and Maslikhats.
15 January 2012
Kazakhstan voters casting ballots. Photo by Danial Okassov© Voter turnout reached 70% in Kazakhstan 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.
15 January 2012
At 3 p.m. the CEC announced voter turnout. Photo by Danial Okassov© More than half of voters have voted in Kazakhstan By 2 p.m. Astana time voter turnout in Kazakhstan made 55.5 percent.
15 January 2012
Kazakhstan citizens voting in the elections. Photo by Danial Okassov© Voter turnout exceeded 35% By noon Astana time voter turnout reached 35.3 percent.
15 January 2012
Photo by Yaroslav Radlovskiy© CEC announced first turnout results The Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan has announced first turnout results.
15 January 2012
©Danial Okassov Kazakhstan is electing its parliament Today Kazakhstan is electing member of the Majilis (lower chamber of the Parliament), and Maslikhats (local representative authorities).
15 January 2012
Photo by Danial Okassov© Kazakhstan CEC will report on turnover every 2 hours on January 15 The press-service will be reporting on the voter turnover every two hours: CEC.
14 January 2012
135 foreign journalists and 789 international observers accredited for elections in Kazakhstan 135 foreign journalists have been registered for the Majilis and Maslikhat elections on January 15, 2012: Foreign Ministry.
14 January 2012
Snapshot of TV-debates from Khabar channel SCO observers watched TV-debates of Kazakhstan parties SCO observers watched TV-debates of Kazakhstan parties and shared their opinions at the meeting in the Central Election Commission.
13 January 2012
Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry. Photo by Danial Okassov© Kazakhstan will have 56 polling stations abroad on January 15 56 polling stations will operate outside Kazakhstan on January 15.
11 January 2012
Bolat Abilov. Photo by Yaroslav Radlovskiy© Bolat Abilov excluded from parliament race Six candidates from four parties have been excluded from party lists of the upcoming Majilis elections
10 January 2012
Nursultan Nazarbayev. Tengrinews.kz stock photo Nazarbayev vetoed decision on impossibility of elections in Zhanaozen Kazakhstan President vetoed the decision of the Constitutional Council on impossibility of holding the elections in Zhanaozen.
10 January 2012
©Central Election Commission Kazakhstan Central Election Commission registered another 145 observers Kazakhstan Central Election Commission has registered another 145 observers.
29 December 2011
Kazakhstan CEC Kazakhstan CEC accredited another 38 observers Kazakhstan Central Election Commission accredited 38 more observers.
27 December 2011
Kuandyk Turgankulov. Photo by Vladimir Dmitriyev© Turgankulov does not rule out necessity of lowering election threshold Three or five percent would not be a subject of bargaining. We just need to study the world practice: CEC Chairman.
30 November 2011
Nurlan Nigmatulin. Tengrinews.kz stock photo Nurlan Nigmatulin likely to become Majilis speaker The new Majilis is likely to be headed by Nurlan Nigmatulin.
30 November 2011
14th meeting of Nur Otan party. ©Danial Okassov Many former Majilis members are not on the candidates list Many of the former members of the Majilis who signed the request to dissolve the Chamber did not get into Nur Otan's candidates list.
29 November 2011
Gani Kassymov. ©Yaroslav Radlovskiy Barrier for parties to gain parliament seat could be lowered in Kazakhstan Senator Gani Kassymov asked to lower the barrier for parties to obtain parliament seats from 7 to 3 percent.
25 November 2011
head research worker of Kazakhstan President's Institute of Strategic Research Irina Chernykh. Photo by Yaroslav Radlovskiy© Majority of Kazakhstan citizens will vote for Nur Otan: poll Over 64 percent of Kazakhstan citizens are going to vote for Nur Otan party at the coming parliamentary elections: poll.
25 November 2011
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