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PASOK elections: See the polling stations in Greece and abroad

The polls will open at 7am on Sunday morning and close at 7pm

Newsroom October 5 06:01

The clock is now ticking on the internal party elections in PASOK, on Sunday 6 October.

The polling stations around Greece, where PASOK members and friends will be able to vote on Sunday, were also announced today.

Forecasts point to a massive turnout of people at the approximately 950 polling stations (in the territory and in some foreign cities). There will be a tablet at each polling station, through which the data will be cross-checked and at the end the votes will be counted.

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The polls will open at 7 a.m. on Sunday and will close at 7 p.m. on the same day, unless the mass turnout makes it necessary to extend the election process – which was done in the previous election, in the autumn of 2021.

All Greek citizens and foreigners who reside permanently and legally in Greece and are 16 years old and above have the right to vote. Those directly interested, if they are not members, can register in the lists as members or friends and vote by paying the amount of 3 euros. They must bring proof of identification (e.g. police ID or driving licence).

See here all the polling stations centres around the country and abroad

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