By 17 o'clock, more than 70% of the people have voted - the Central Election Commission
By 17 o'clock, more than 70% of the people have voted - the Central Election Commission (updated)
By 17:00, 70.85%, that is 4 million 590 thousand 75 people had voted at polling stations, said CEC representative Farid Orujev.
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At 15:00, more than 60% of the voters voted – CEC
According to the Central Election Commission of Azerbaijan, 60.54% , that is 3,992,187 people voted in the presidential election at 15:00.
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By midday, nearly 40 percent of voters have cast their ballots in Azerbaijan's Presidential election
As of 12:00, voter turnout in the Presidential election in Azerbaijan made up 38.57%, Farid Orujev, head of the Information Centre of the Secretariat of the CEC of Azerbaijan, said at a briefing.
A total of 2,499,033 voters have cast their ballots by 12 noon.
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By 10.00, nearly 20 percent of the voters have voted in the Presidential elections of Azerbaijan
Note that the voter turnout in the Presidential elections of Azerbaijan as of 10:00 is 19.44%.
This was announced at a press conference by the head of the information center of the secretariat of the Central Election Commission (CEC) Farid Orujev.
In particular, 1,259,371 voters have voted as of 10.00 a.m.
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