Chairman of the Public Observer Coalition 'Dauys' Tolegen Kunadilov at a briefing of the Central Communications Service during an online telethon stated that their observers, who have been on duty at polling stations since 6 a.m., found no gross violations. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.

According to Kunadilov, 'Dauys' trained about 25,000 specialists. They work at 9,779 open polling stations in cities, districts, and villages across the country.

"Our situation centers operate continuously. We constantly receive information from our observers on the ground. This data is processed, verified, and systematized. According to incoming information, the situation at each polling station is currently stable, voting is proceeding as normal, and commission members are working in accordance with established procedures. No violations or other circumstances that could raise doubts among citizens about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process have been recorded. After the polling stations close, our observers will fully monitor the vote counting process and submit their protocols to us. We will summarize the data and, as a public organization, give an assessment of this election campaign. There are many people, and citizens are in a good mood," said the speaker.

Earlier, Kursiv reported that international observers rated the organization of the electoral process as excellent.

Transparency of the Electoral Process

Observers of the 'Dauys' coalition are working at all polling stations across the country, ensuring transparency. Their situation centers operate around the clock, collecting and analyzing information.

International Assessment

According to international observers, the electoral process is organized at a high level. This indicates the development of democratic institutions in the country.

Conclusion

The absence of gross violations during the elections is a guarantee of the fairness and transparency of the electoral process. The 'Dauys' coalition will continue to monitor the vote count and provide a final assessment.