Over 25,000 voters cast early ballots ahead of Saeima elections
On Monday, September 28, more than 25,000 voters took the opportunity to cast their ballots in advance of the 15th Saeima elections, which will take place on Saturday, October 3, according to Central Election Commission data.
On Monday, September 28, a total of 25,031 voters used the option to cast their ballots for safekeeping ahead of the upcoming 15th Saeima elections. This is according to data compiled by the Central Election Commission (CEC).
Elections set for Saturday
The 15th Saeima elections are scheduled for Saturday, October 3. Early voting is one of the ways voters can submit their ballots before the main election day, allowing those who cannot visit a polling station on the scheduled date to still participate.
The CEC's data on Monday's results show that a significant number of voters chose to take advantage of this option early in election week, several days before the main voting day.
Official information on the progress of early voting is regularly published and compiled by the Central Election Commission, ensuring transparency about voter turnout ahead of election day.
