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On Twitter, Cambodians posted photos of cross-ballots. Some have tried to cover the entire page because the newsletter is not counted, others have ticked the 20 parties instead of one.
Many voters chose to express their dissatisfaction with the development of the country that felt obliged to vote to avoid problems with the authorities. Monika, 29, is among those who voted blank because the party she wants to vote for is no longer available, she told Ekot
Before the election, the party of Opposition now opposed to the boycott, but many of its supporters felt obliged to vote.
Elections were an important issue for the prime minister, Hun Sen, and his party, the Cambodian People's Party, the CPP, before polling day
. that its main opponent, the largest opposition party, Cambodia's rescue party, the CNRP was banned last year, was manipulated to obtain the legitimacy to stay in power.
Current voter turnout of more than 80% can be considered a success. Sen. It is more than 10 percentage points higher in the 2013 elections. However, judges believe that the high number of voters is the result of scare tactics and voting.
In the capital Phnom Penh noted a sharp drop in the vote. According to preliminary figures, the vote was nearly 70%, against more than 90% in the municipal elections of last year.
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