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18 March 2009 | Voters to cover 125 DEC
Voters to cover 125 DEC
35 polling stations are out of the borders of Azerbaijan. The chief of Central Election Commission Mazahir Panahov has held a press conference today.

M. Panahov stated that Azerbaijan voters would vote in 5367 polling stations over 125 districts on March 18, Lent.az informs.

He also added that 35 polling stations were out of the borders of Azerbaijan
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