The National Scrutiny Board presented to the Electoral Tribunal the reports of the 2024 elections. This document will serve as a guide for the Tribunal to work with the proposal for new electoral reforms.
According to statements from a representative of the National Scrutiny Board, the reports contain detailed data about the electoral process, including information on citizen participation, the performance of candidates, and any incidents reported during the voting process.
"We are committed to transparency and efficiency in every phase of the electoral process. These reports reflect our work and will allow the Electoral Tribunal to have a complete overview to assess possible improvements in the system," the representative stated.
The Electoral Tribunal received the document with pleasure and it is expected to be of great use in reviewing the current electoral regulations. Among the most notable aspects of the reports are detailed analyses of citizen participation in different regions, as well as statistics on the number of votes cast and their distribution among the candidates.
Additionally, recommendations are included to strengthen the integrity of the electoral process and ensure citizens' trust in democratic institutions. The Electoral Tribunal will evaluate each of these suggestions within the framework of its future decisions and actions to improve the electoral system.
