What Election Observers Can Do:

• Observe the Entire Electoral Process

Observers are permitted to be present throughout the election process, including all stages of preparation, voting, and counting, and while election bodies carry out their official duties.

• Inspect Election Documents (Without Personal Data)

Observers may review official documents held by election commissions and request copies. However, any copies provided will exclude personal data to ensure the protection of individuals’ privacy.

• Engage with Election Officials

Observers may ask questions of election officials and may draw attention to any irregularities they observe, helping to uphold the fairness and transparency of the process.

What Election Observers Cannot Do:

• Interfere with the Election Process

Observers must not obstruct, delay, or otherwise interfere with the electoral proceedings or the work of election bodies. Their role is strictly observational and advisory.

• Operate Without Proper Identification

Observers are required to wear the official registration badge issued by the National Election Office in a visible manner at all time while performing their duties.

• Show Bias or Favoritism

Observers must remain impartial and conduct all activities in a neutral and objective manner, refraining from actions or statements that could suggest political bias.