Failure of power supply did not affect the vote in the CEC

Complexes of e-voting confidence continued to operate even when the entire building committee was turned off the electricity. "The CEG has its own power supply. Back-up sources are connected to the 3.5 minutes, and I gave it to 10 minutes "- told reporters, the CEC Chairman Vladimir Churov. He noted that passing training would change the instructions on the election – "and for this we spend training." "Stand behind me, the voter could see how I voted, I think that we will increase the height of the curtains in areas", – said the chairman of the CEC. "I think the turnout will be high today – a lot of voters included in the supplementary lists" – he added. Churov explained that the additional lists of voting may be included citizens of Russia, invited to the training, on presentation of a passport. Foreign visitors have no such right.