Alexander Lukashenko Wins Belarusian Presidential Election

October 12 2015

The Chairperson of the Central Election Commission of Belarus, Lydia Yermoshina, announced that Alexander Lukashenko had won the presidential elections held in the republic the day before - on Sunday, October 11. About 83,5% of voters voted for the current head of state. At the same time, the greatest number of votes for Alexander Lukashenko was given by the residents of the Mogilyov region - 88,29%, and the smallest - by the residents of the Belarusian capital - about 65,58%.

The 2015 presidential election of the year for Lukashenko became the fifth in his career. And it is these elections that are still marked by a record result for a candidate (president). A similar result was recorded by the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Belarus in the 2006 year - exactly 83%.

Information Agency BelTA reports that the turnout in the elections held yesterday in the republic amounted to 86,75%. The leader in attendance at the elections was the Vitebsk region, where, according to the data of Lydia Yermoshina, more than 91% of voters voted.

Alexander Lukashenko Wins Belarusian Presidential Election

The second place in the presidential elections in Belarus was taken by opposition candidate Tatyana Korotkevich. She won about 4,4% votes. Korotkevich became the first in stories independent Belarus female candidate for the presidency of the Republic of Belarus.

The CEC conducts the final phase of the counting of votes - the data from the polling stations located outside Belarus is calculated.

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avvg 12 October 2015 06: 45
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Batka well done! As always on top!
1. beitar 12 October 2015 07: 04
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  And for some reason I was sure that Luke would win by a wide margin ... I guess I have serious analytical skills, because Luke’s victory was unpredictable ...
  1. Alex_Rarog 12 October 2015 07: 25
    
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    I think that if GDP were the candidate, then everything would be exactly the same old man would win)
    1. Lyapis 12 October 2015 07: 33
      
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      I think that if GDP were the candidate, then everything would be exactly the same old man would win)
      
      I do not agree. In the event of a collision of such immeasurable and unshakable quantities, a universal paradox would occur and the whole world would be sucked into a singularity!
  2. revnagan 12 October 2015 10: 29
    
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    because Luke’s victory was unpredictable ...
    
    Yeah, after the events in neighboring Ukraine, well, who would have thought that Belarusians would not want a bright European DEMOCRATIC! Raya.
2. Imperialkolorad 12 October 2015 07: 04
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  Lukashenko's elections are declared closed.
3. vovanpain 12 October 2015 07: 55
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  And were there doubters?
Same lech 12 October 2015 06: 46
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Alexander Lukashenko Wins Belarusian Presidential Election

Yeah, 80 percent of the vote ...
the opposition has already been overexcited and again climbs into the square and on the border Belarusians are detaining hundreds of representatives of the fraternal people from UKRAINE with bats, knives, brass knuckles and traumatism .... heh he’s brotherly people.

However, LUKASHENKO is surprisingly peace-loving here urging Ukraine to be tolerant .... MINSKA special forces wish good luck in the hunt for this audience.
1. Kos_kalinki9 12 October 2015 06: 52
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  [quote = The same LEKHA] [quote] Alexander Lukashenko wins the presidential election in Belarus [/ quote]
  
  hundreds of representatives of the fraternal people from UKRAINE with bats, knives, brass knuckles and traumatic .... hehe heh, the brotherly people are called. / quote]
  Are European values being driven? our restless.
inkass_98 12 October 2015 06: 47
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Have any doubts? It was only Korotkevich who before the press talked about the likelihood of a second round, no one else had any doubts that the elections were held not for the president of Belarus, but for Lukashenko.
But Kolenka Rygorych already tired of all.
1. Very old 12 October 2015 06: 52
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  I agree with you, YURI.
  But what would happen to White Russia in a different scenario? This question hurts me more
katalonec2014 12 October 2015 06: 48
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How unexpected.
1. viktor_ui 12 October 2015 06: 57
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  katalonec2014 - "How unexpected." ..., and then the heir will win (although when you look at the faces of the position and think - it's better to have a cunning cat-dad, who showed himself not a frail statesman) ... than your "opposition" whore politicians . (moderators, sorry for my curses, I really don't like POLITpataskuh)
A1L9E4K9S 12 October 2015 06: 49
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Well, whoever doubted, apparently Fidel decided to surpass, and there the son is on the way, they will soon write in the constitution that Belarus is the life-time estate of the Lukashenko clan.
1. Same lech 12 October 2015 06: 53
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  Well, whoever doubted, apparently Fidel decided to surpass, and there the son is on the way, they will soon write in the constitution that Belarus is the life-time estate of the Lukashenko clan.
  
  Such guys are better than the ragged horses from KIEV.
rotmistr60 12 October 2015 06: 53
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Few doubts about Lukashenko’s victory. Another thing is interesting - how now Europe will sing those sweet songs with promises that she sang before the elections.
aszzz888 12 October 2015 06: 53
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This is for how long the presidency has waved? The campaign will be up to a quarter if nothing out of the ordinary happens.
1. KUOLEMA 12 October 2015 07: 13
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  21 years of cadastre)))
morpogr 12 October 2015 06: 53
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As there she ruled 68 years in a joke about the Queen of England, and this is a record, Lukashenko's challenge has been accepted.
mamont5 12 October 2015 06: 54
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"Alexander Lukashenko wins the presidential elections in Belarus"

Yes, who would doubt it. I wonder what will be his rhetoric after the election?
katalonec2014 12 October 2015 06: 55
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It’s strange, it takes a long time to load, is my like checked for politeness?
1. Alexander Romanov 12 October 2015 07: 00
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  Quote: katalonec2014
  It’s strange, it takes a long time to load, is my like checked for politeness?
  
  Be sure! Today, only one FSB officer works on the site, does not have time to view all the comments.
  Sorry for the delay
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    But what are the mods to blame for asking for forgiveness?
    
    It should be simpler: Blame generously ...
A1L9E4K9S 12 October 2015 07: 00
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Strange, it takes a long time to load,

The same story, I thought my computer was buggy.
1. afdjhbn67 12 October 2015 07: 05
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  Quote: A1L9E4K9S
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  The same story, I thought my computer was buggy.
  
  Pray, you're already on the gun ..
EvgNik 12 October 2015 07: 00
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Someone doubted the result of the election? In my opinion, even the Belarusians had no doubt. It was possible not to spend money on elections, but immediately announce the result. In general, I congratulate Alexander Grigoryevich on another (and certainly not the last) victory.
1. afdjhbn67 12 October 2015 07: 08
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  Someone doubted the result of the election? In my opinion, even the Belarusians had no doubt. It was possible not to spend money on elections, but immediately announce the result. In general, I congratulate Alexander Grigoryevich on another (and certainly not the last) victory.
  
  Belarusians need to thank the Old Man that he didn’t allow such humiliation as we did in the 90s .. I won’t list the facts and realities .. Grigoryevich from me
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    Belarusians need to thank the Old Man that he didn’t allow such humiliation as we did in the 90s ..
    
    That's for sure. If I had such a President, I might never have married
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      Belarusians need to thank the Old Man that he didn’t allow such humiliation as we did in the 90s ..
      
      That's for sure. If I had such a President, I might never have married
      
      I realized that this is humor, but I did not understand which one?
Mountain shooter 12 October 2015 07: 00
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There were no doubts. But stability is better than Maidan. A svidomye as excited! They decided to give democracy a lift.
KUOLEMA 12 October 2015 07: 10
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And for some reason I was sure that Luke would win by a wide margin ... I guess I have serious analytical skills, because Luke’s victory was unpredictable ...

100 poods, comrade, probably you’re vangilously good))) because such a fierce struggle between the candidates was an intrigue held until the closure of the site, but it smelled of heart))
sl22277 12 October 2015 07: 10
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President Lukashenko for the fifth time. He didn’t lure him from there to the throne. Looks like a lifetime president. And the son grows up, to whom the inheritance will be transferred.
Bronik 12 October 2015 07: 16
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Congratulations to Lukashenko on his next election. Let him be a cunning friend, but Friend.
combat66 12 October 2015 07: 50
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And in the fight against the green serpent, the serpent wins!
Really, our elections are like Gorbachev’s anti-alcohol.
No matter how you twist it, but on the way out, one hell is a First-Timer!
Sergey-72 12 October 2015 07: 53
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Now it’s possible we’ll decide on the basis of the Russian Aerospace Forces, and before the election he entered into a stupor, he already said that he had heard about this for the first time.
A1L9E4K9S 12 October 2015 08: 01
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Pray you're already on the gun

Horrible, scary.
S_Baykala 12 October 2015 08: 24
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Least of all in such a period changes are needed. And so the country, at the suggestion of our neighbors who wished to become gay people, because of the recession in Russia (the economy, no matter what anyone says, is tied to the Russian Federation at 70-80%), it found itself in a small hole ... What can the reforms of the new team lead to, moreover controlled by Westerners: see again to the south. Therefore, I will speak in a "catch phrase":
With all the wealth of choice, there is no other alternative.
Million 12 October 2015 08: 46
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I didn’t even doubt that Lukashenko would win! Even Churov is not needed there
Dan 12 October 2015 09: 10
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With such a difficult situation in the country and in the world, we only lacked a new president! Let this rule better. Although he tightens the nuts on Belarus and we can live with dignity!
vagrant 12 October 2015 09: 11
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Yeah, only the elections ended at 20.00 on 11.10.15, and Yermoshin voiced these numbers at 20.20 on 11.10.15, live. Quickly, however, they believe.
Loyka 12 October 2015 11: 12
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For the first time in over 20 years, he voted for Lukashenko.
Andruxax 12 October 2015 11: 59
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I voted for Lukashenko, as for the first time a voter gave me a gift.
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Won - and thank God. Long years to him.