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Kazakhstan Closes Polls in First Qurultay Election With 74% Turnout

公開 2026年8月23日

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of hands placing a plain envelope in a ballot box, adapted from a May 2017 photograph; symbolic voting context, not the reported election, voters or voting method. — AI courtroom sketch of hands placing a plain envelope in a ballot box, adapted from a May 2017 photograph; symbolic voting context, not the reported election, voters or voting method. Adapted from the credited reference. Arnaud Jaegers 2017-05-07 (Unsplash).jpg — Arnaud Jaegers; CC0.

Voting closed at 20:00 local time on August 23 in Kazakhstan's first election to the Qurultay, a new single-chamber parliament of 145 deputies chosen by proportional representation in one nationwide constituency. The Central Election Commission said 9,352,151 people received ballots, a preliminary turnout of 74.19 percent of 12,605,788 registered voters, and that precinct commissions had begun a count the law caps at 12 hours. Turnout ranged from 92.16 percent in Turkistan Region to 43.23 percent in Almaty city. Seven parties contested the vote under a 5 percent threshold, with 777 foreign observers accredited. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called the day historic; preliminary results are due at a later commission briefing.

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