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Exit Poll Results for Presidential Elections in Belarus Announced
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The results of the exit poll survey for the Presidential elections in Belarus have been announced on the First News Channel.
According to the survey results, 1.8% of respondents voted for presidential candidate Oleg Gaidukevich; 1.6% for Anna Kanopatskaya; and 87.6% for Alexander Lukashenko. Sergey Syrankov received 2.7% of the votes, Alexander Khizniak received 1.2%, and 5.1% voted against all.
The survey was conducted at 320 polling stations according to a sociological sample. A total of 1,000 interviewers surveyed voters throughout the day, from the opening of the polling stations (8:00 AM) until the closing. The survey was anonymous, and respondents were asked whom they voted for.
In total, 11,948 people were interviewed.