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Aleš Hojs noted that he was an ODIHR observer at the elections in Bosnia, where, according to him, there were no preliminary results. He stated that voters had their identification documents and fingerprints scanned, and they signed a receipt with their photograph. The ballots were then submitted into boxes with scanners, which read them optically; the results from the devices were printed out at 19:01, according to him. Afterwards, the boxes were opened and the ballots were recounted manually for verification. https://t.co/CEwnLrEiRI #volitve #Bosna #opazovalec (translated)

The author wrote that he was an official observer at the Hungarian referendum on the protection of children from what he described as a destructive LGBT+ ideology for them. According to him, more than 80 percent of voters voted for the protection of children. He described the amendment of the law and the removal of protection, confirmed by the votes of the electorate, as extremely undemocratic. #zaščitaotrok #Madžarska #demokracija #HU (translated)