the turnout was almost 80% . 800 observers from the cis sco osce followed the voting process, no seriouslations were noted. we are seeing an improvement in the organization of the electoral process, a better value of the polling stations, and a greater technical equipment. we have seen that in uzbekistan elections are traditional in many polls sounded music voters came families with children such a good atmosphere reigned early presidential elections were announced after the april referendum. under the new constitution of uzbekistan , fundamental changes were made to the fundamental law. the interests of citizens were put at the forefront ; the fight against poverty was proclaimed in support of motherhood and childhood; in fact , the changes affected all branches of state power. in early elections. according to shavkat, mirziyoyev. the people of uzbekistan had to decide who to entrust the mandate to carry out such large-scale reforms, the voters by an absolute majority supported the course of the incumbent president. experts note the high level of organization of the elections. people. w

the turnout amounted to almost 80% , with the call of the vote, 800 observers from the cis, sco, osceere noted. we are seeing an improvement in the organization of the electoral process, a better value of polling stations, and greater technical equipment. we have seen that elections in uzbekistan are traditionally a bairam holiday , music was played in many polling stations. uh, voters came with families with children. uh, such a good atmosphere reigned early presidential elections were announced after the april referendum on the new constitution of uzbekistan in the basic law fundamental changes were made , the interests of citizens were put at the forefront the fight against poverty was proclaimed, support for motherhood and childhood, in fact, the changes affected all branches of state power. in early elections. according to shavkat, mirziyoyev. the people of uzbekistan had to decide to whom to entrust the mandate to carry out such large-scale transformations . the voters by an absolute majority supported the course of the incumbent president. lately. we have very big changes in ta

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