The Referendum Day If following the approval of the final voter lists, but no later than until 6:00 p.m. on voting in the referendum day, (if the referendum is to take place on more than one day, - up to 6 p.m. of the last day of voting in the referendum), a voter who has not been registered in the voter list of the referendum polling district, applies to the referendum committee of the polling district and attests in writing that he has not voted by post or in another referendum polling district and submits a citizen’s passport, with the address of the place of residence recorded therein or a passport or an identification card and document concerning his stated place of residence (the place of residence must be attached to the territory of this polling district, or the voter must submit some other evidence, that he is staying at an address attached to the territory of this referendum polling district), the committee of the polling district shall register the voter in the additional voter list of the polling district, and allow him to vote according to the procedure established by the Central Electoral Committee, and shall immediately furnish the voter’s surname, name, personal code, his passport number and address to the city, regional referendum committee. The city, region referendum committee the shall check whether or not the voter is registered in the city, region voter list and take measures to guarantee that the voter would not be able to vote twice or the ballot papers filled by him would be counted only once. If the voter has voted twice, only that vote shall be counted which was put in the ballot box of the referendum polling station. The other vote of this voter, received by post or cast according to the additional voter list of the polling district shall not be counted.
§ Article 43Lists upon Compiling Final Voter Lists, as well as on
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