Voting conditions (1) During voting time, closing the voting room and suspending voting shall be prohibited, except in cases of mass disorder, natural disasters, other unforeseen circumstances, which put voters at risk or make it impossible to carry out the vote. In such cases, the chairperson of the electoral bureau of the polling station may suspend the vote for a maximum of 2 hours, during which he/she shall bring the premises of the polling station to the appropriate state or find another premises, informing the voters thereof. (2) In local elections, if the voting process suspended in accordance with paragraph (1) cannot be resumed within 2 hours, voting shall be deemed to be suspended for a period not exceeding 2 weeks and the Central Electoral Commission shall, within 3 days, adopt a decision on the date of resumption of the suspended vote. Voting shall resume under the same legal conditions. (3) Persons entitled to attend voting may not be obliged to leave the premises of the polling station during the suspension of voting.
§ Electoral Code art. 76Voting conditions
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