"I have no impression that the election was invalid," he said, because the violations registered cannot serve as a basis for election failure.
Mahera reminded that the elections may be ruled invalid if both presidential candidates win absolutely equal number of votes, but this possibility is 0.01%, in his words.
The CEC deputy head said the results of processing of 100% of electronic protocols will be known on February 9.
According to the Central Election Commission, reports from 207 of 225 territorial election districts showed that almost 69.13% of electors voted in the run-off.
