CEC accredits 1050 observers
As of March 26, the Central Election Commission has accredited 960 international observers and 90 media representatives with an observer status.
5 thousand volunteers to observe presidential elections
5 thousand students and young people have volunteered to observe presidential elections in Kazakhstan on April 3, 2011.
CEC briefs Pierre Morel on presidential elections
Vladimir Foos, CEC Vice Chairman, briefed on the CEC work, election campaigns of presidential candidates and their parties.
CEC accredits anticipated observers: half done, half to go
According to the CEC, a total of 540 observers have been registered so far.
Over $18 million of budget money to be paid in salaries to members of election commissions
It is almost half of the amount allocated out of the state budget to organize the forthcoming presidential elections.
As of march 18, CEC accredits 386 long-term observers
A new party of observers of international organizations and other states has been accredited.
Kazakhstan aims to transit to parliamentary regime in future
“In future Kazakhstan will endeavor to transit from presidential-parliamentary to parliamentary-presidential or parliamentary system,” presidential aid Yermekbayev said.
Polling stations in 35 Kazakh embassies ready for presidential elections
Voting stations installed in 35 Kazakh Embassies for Kazakh citizens living abroad.
OSCE Mission and Kazakhstan General Prosecutor's office to cooperate
Mami and Everts agreed to exchange information should any violations of election law be revealed.
As of March 15, 156 observers registered to monitor presidential elections in Kazakhstan
Most of them represent the CIS and far abroad countries.
Kazakh citizens can find out number and address of their voting station by email
Kazakh citizens can find out the number and address of their voting station by email.
Election campaign materials counted
406 campaign materials were broadcasted during the first days of the campaign. Gani Kasymov is the most TV-frequent presidential candidate.
CEC accredits new observers
The Central Election Commission has accredited another 15 observers of the CIS mission and 6 observers of Hungary, Lithuania and Ukraine.
Council of Europe to send elections observers to Kazakhstan
State Secretary – Minister of Foreign Affairs Kanat Saudabayev had a telephone talk with PACE President Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu today.
The whole world is going to monitor elections in Kazakhstan
There will be a new form of social monitoring and control at the forthcoming presidential elections in Kazakhstan. It is going to be enforced by means of Twitter and Facebook social networks.
150 political scientists to discuss the elections
Congress of political scientists is going to be held in Almaty. 150 political scientists from 27 countries of the world are expected to take part in the congress to discuss state structure and election climates of post-soviet countries.
Gani Kasymov promises 30% of Parliament seats to women
Presidential candidate Senator Gani Kasymov promises that in case of victory he will make sure that 30% of the seats in the Parliament are held by women. Gender policies are among Kasymov’s top priorities.
Gani Kasymov to increase wages for Kazakh language
Presidential candidate Gani Kasymov promises to increase wages of those who can speak Kazakh language.
CEC accredits another 15 international observers
As of March 4, 2011 CEC has registered a total of 74 international observers of the OSCE, CIS and other states.
Communication Ministry to ensure all candidates have equal access
Nazarbayev instructs Communication Ministry to ensure that each of the presidential candidates have equal opportunities to talk on the radio, have their messages broadcasted on TV and get press coverage of their election platform.