Russia changes law for election observers

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A new law changes rules for State Duma elections. It clarifies the role of election observers.

Observers must now stay outside the election building. They can watch voting and counting from there.

Being inside caused problems during the voting process. It also broke rules for secret voting.

The election head said many observers were 'sent in'. They aimed to disrupt elections and trust in them.

For high stations, observers can use stairs or binoculars. They must buy these things with their own money.

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What does the new law change?

It changes rules for State Duma elections.

Where must observers stay during the election?

Observers must stay outside the election building.

What must observers buy for high stations?

Observers must buy stairs or binoculars with their own money.

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