Re-voting record at Latvia's Saeima election: some voters changed their minds five times
Latvia's Central Election Commission has compiled data on voters who cast a ballot for safekeeping during Saeima election week and later voted again. Re-voting reached a record level, with some voters changing their minds up to five times.
Latvia's Central Election Commission (CVK), the body that organises elections in the country, has compiled information on voters who used the option of casting their ballot for safekeeping during Saeima election week, then changed their minds and voted again.
According to the data gathered by the CVK, the number of re-voting cases in the recent Saeima election reached a record. Some voters changed their choice as many as five times.
The source provides only this general information. It gives no exact figures on the number of re-voters, does not detail how the re-voting took place, and does not say which earlier figures the record is measured against.
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