§ Article 89(untitled)

stablishment of election results for the electoral district for the election
 of a deputy of the local Council of Deputies
 Based on protocols received from precinct (precinct) election commissions and drawn up in
accordance with the requirements of Article 55 of this Code, the territorial, district election
commission establishes:
 the total number of voters in the district;
 the number of voters who received ballots;
 the number of voters who took part in voting, including the number of voters who took part
in early voting, the number of voters who took part in voting at their location, and the number
of voters who took part in voting on election day at the polling station;
 the number of votes cast for each candidate for deputy, and the number of votes cast
against all candidates for deputy (if voting was carried out on one candidate, the number of
votes cast against the candidate);
 number of ballots declared invalid;
 the number of ballots issued to precinct election commissions;
 number of spoiled ballots;
 number of unused ballots.
 The candidate for deputy of the local Council of Deputies who received the largest number
of votes from voters who took part in the voting is considered elected. When voting on one
candidate, a candidate is considered elected if he received more than half of the votes of the
voters who took part in the voting.
 The territorial or district election commission may declare elections invalid if during the
elections, or during the counting of votes, or when determining the election results, violations
of the requirements of this Code were committed, which affected the election results. A
complaint about such a violation is submitted by a candidate for deputy to the territorial or
district election commission no later than the third day after the elections. The decision of a
territorial or district election commission may be appealed to a higher territorial election
commission within three days from the date of its adoption.
 The election results for each electoral district are established at a meeting of the territorial,
district election commission and entered into the protocol. The protocol is signed by the
chairman, deputy chairman, secretary and members of the commission.
 The district election commission, no later than the fifth day after the elections, transfers the
protocols to the regional and Minsk city election commissions, respectively. The minutes are
handed over personally by the chairman, or deputy chairman, or secretary of the commission.
The protocols sent to the regional and Minsk city election commissions are accompanied, if any,
by special opinions of commission members, statements by proxies of deputy candidates and
other persons on violations of the requirements of this Code and decisions taken on them by
the relevant district election commission.
 If errors, inconsistencies are identified in the protocols of precinct, territorial, district election
commissions, as well as other violations committed during voting or during the counting of
votes, the higher election commission, on its own initiative or at the request of a candidate for
deputy, has the right to decide to recount the votes of the corresponding territorial , district
election commission. An application by a candidate for a recount of votes is submitted to the
higher election commission no later than the third day after the elections. The recount of votes
is carried out by the territorial, district election commission in the presence of a member
(members) of a higher election commission, and, if necessary, precinct election commissions.