10 polling stations to be open in prisons for second round runoff

10 polling stations will be open for the second round of the presidential elections at nine penitentiary establishments across Georgia. As the Special Penitentiary Service informs, electoral precincts will be opened in nine penitentiary establishments at 08:00 a.m.

The Special Penitentiary Service explains that according to the legislation of Georgia, accused and convicted persons in the less serious offenses have the right to vote in presidential elections.

Representatives of various structural units under the special penitentiary service will make their own choice through the 24/7 mobile box on the Election Day.

The Central Election Commission conducts the election process in penitentiary institutions. Representatives of different political parties and non-governmental organizations observe the voting process.

The Special Penitentiary Service ensures conducting the election process in peaceful and free environment at the institutions, which are under its control.