Elections in Belarus 2015

This happens to be the only short arrest within the election evening.

Polish journalist Maria Przełomiec says that the West is too busy with its own problems now. In her opinion, it is not interested in what is happening in Belarus.

This year’s election is unprecedentedly popular: going to the polls, many people jump at the opportunity to do shopping at refreshment rooms which are laden of food products and alcoholic beverages at low prices

The latest news on the election of the President of the Republic of Belarus (by Minsk time).

Presidential candidate Tatsiana Karatkevich, her mother and husband have cast their votes at polling station Nr 8 in Minsk.

The presidential campaign in Belarus is nearly over. Some are looking forward for the results of the vote on October 11, others are convinced that there will be no change in the country. But in any case, the voters, the opposition, the authorities, journalists are getting ready, because the presidential election, whatever it may be, is one of the most important events that occur once every five years.

Almost a fifth of Belarusian voters has taken part in early voting since October, 6, the Central Election Commission said on the website.

The presidential candidate is even going to prove that this is not true.

The Belteleradio company Chairman Henadz Davydzka has violated the electoral law, but has not been held responsible for it.

Now the first and still the only president is campaigning for “the future of an independent Belarus”. What did he promise us in the previous elections?

The politician was summoned to the court via SMS. As the autorities failed to send an official summons, he decided not to go.

Presidential candidate Tatsiana Karatkevich has delivered her election address on state-owned TV channel ‘Belarus 1’.

According to the CEC data, on September 16 the election fund of presidential candidate Alyaksandr Lukashenka had 202 million 360 thousand rubles.

‘Long live Belarus!’ were the words that Haydukevich used to end his speech on state television as a presidential candidate.

Lukashenka’s TV address was scheduled for 16 and 23 September. But it is unlikely to be televised.