I have confidence in the conduct of the electoral process, the problem is that the public does not. This is what he said in "More from the day" Stoil Tsitselkov from the CEC Public Council.
“It is a matter of national security to say that an election is rigged, that a technology steals an election. If someone claims such a thing, they should be able to prove it. I have never seen a problem specifically with machines, a discrepancy that could have skewed the bottom line.”
We are going with unchanged rules in this election, ie. The CEC is currently meeting the deadlines and will probably do better than last time, when the machine voting was canceled at the last moment, commented Tsitselkov. He assured that the election administration will handle the conduct of the elections.
Tsitselkov called on voters to take advantage of their right to choose how to vote - on paper or by machine, and to exercise their right to vote, because that is the only way they will be represented and get what which they want to have as governance.