Former Macedonian President and Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski tried to vote with a passport at the polling station 2809, but he was not in the Voters’ list, according to the Civil – Center for Freedom observer. During a conversation with Civil observer, Crvenkovski said that he would appeal to the State Election Commission.
Phantom voters in the Voter’s List do not exist, according to State Election Commission (SEC) President Oliver Derkovski, who said that the list is a ‘dynamic category’ and can never be ‘ideally edited’. “I assure you, there are no phantom voters in the Voter’s List. The term was used in the past several years out […]
Return of the phantoms. With this film title, the non-governmental CIVIL recently depicted, unfortunately, the real situation with the Voters’ List, after several citizens reacted that people duly registered with the SEC and the Ministry of the Interior and removed from the list during the parliamentary election in 2016 have returned to the same addresses. […]
