Turnout in the second round of the Irkutsk region governor election is notably higher than in the first, by 4 pm nearly 30 percent of voters had cast ballots, 26 percent more than at the same time before. The highest activity was in the Bokhansky, Katangsky, Olkhonsky, Bayandayevsky and Alarsky districts, and the lowest in Ust Ilimsky. Sergey Eroshchenko and Sergey Levchenko are competing for the governor post.
Voter turnout at 16:00 is 26% higher than in the first round at the same time.As of 4 p.m., nearly 30% of voters had cast their ballots.
The highest turnout is observed in the Bokhansky, Katangsky, Olkhonsky, Bayandaevsky, and Alprsky districts. Low turnout is in the Ust-Ilimsky district.
To clarify, overall turnout in the second round of the gubernatorial election is higher than in the first. By 2 p.m., 21.31% of voters had voted in the Irkutsk Region.
As a reminder, two candidates are vying for the governor’s seat: acting governor of the Angara region Sergey Eroshchenko and the Communist Party candidate Sergey Levchenko.