“Unison” NGO has conducted observation at 67 polling stations on April 2nd, to determine to what level election procedures were accessible for people with disabilities.
As it turned out, only 3 out of 67 polling stations were fit for the disabled, some of the remaining polling stations being more or else appropriate, while over 40 ones were inaccessible.
Part of voters was able to vote with the help from the voter queue, and no Braille ballots were available during these elections.
