The presidential elections in South Ossetia on March 25 and April 8, 2012 were held in 84 precincts. The list of voters included 34 360 people [1] . The turnout in the first round exceeded 70%, in the second round went L. Tibilov (42.48% of the vote) and D. Sanakoev (24.58%) [2] . In the second round, L. Tibilov won [3] .
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| Election of the President of South Ossetia | |||
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| March 25 and April 8, 2012 | |||
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| Candidate | Tibilov, Leonid Kharitonovich | Sanakoev, David Georgievich | Medoev, Dmitry Nikolaevich |
| Votes in the first round | 11453 (42.48%) | 6627 (24.58%) | 6415 (23.79%) |
| Votes in the second round | 15786 (54.12%) | 12439 (42.65%) | |
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| Candidate | Kochiev, Stanislav Yakovlevich | ||
| Votes in the first round | 1417 (5.26%) | ||
Candidates
Registered
- Tibilov, Leonid Kharitonovich , consultant to the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of South Ossetia on issues of post-conflict settlement of Georgian-Ossetian relations
- Sanakoev, David Georgievich , Ombudsman
- Medoev, Dmitry Nikolaevich , Ambassador to Russia
- Kochiev, Stanislav Yakovlevich , leader of the Communist Party. In the second round, the party supported L. Tibilov [4] .
Unregistered
Registration is denied with reference to violations in the subscription lists:
- Dzizzoyty, Yuri, vice speaker of parliament [5]
- Zasseyev, Sergey [6]
- Bitiev, Sergey, Chief Justice of Justice of the Ministry of Justice [7] [8]
Do not pass the state language proficiency test: Moris Sanakoev, Oleg Kozayev, Inal Dzukaev and Pavel Kumaritov [9] .
A number of other candidates withdrew [10] .
See also
- Presidential Election in South Ossetia (2011)
- Dzhioeva, Alla Alexandrovna
Notes
- ↑ In South Ossetia, the election of the head of state started
- ↑ Leonid Tibilov and David Sanakoev enter the second round of the presidential election in South Ossetia
- ↑ South Ossetian Central Election Commission processed 100% of ballots
- ↑ Communists of South Ossetia support the candidacy of Leonid Tibilov
- ↑ The Supreme Court of South Ossetia upheld the decision of the CEC on the refusal to register Yuri Dzizzoyta
- ↑ The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the CEC, which refused to register S. Zasseyev
- ↑ The Supreme Court of South Ossetia did not satisfy the complaint of Sergey Bitiev
- ↑ Unregistered applicants appeal the CEC decision in the Supreme Court of South Ossetia
- ↑ Of the 18 candidates for the presidency of South Ossetia, only six have passed the language exam so far
- ↑ No Clear Favorite In Repeat South Ossetian Election Radio Liberty
Links
- Elections 2012 on the website of the CEC of South Ossetia
- Program S. Kochiev
- The program of L. Tibilov
- The program of D. Medoev
- Abstracts of D. Sanakoev's program
- Five questions for each candidate from the newspaper Respublika
- The headquarters of one of the presidential candidates in South Ossetia declares the bribery of voters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of South Ossetia does not confirm the bribery of voters in the presidential election
- Results of processing 40% of ballots