Code of Conduct for the Electoral Campaign in Gagauzia. Candidates Will Not Be Able to Offer Money or Property to Voters
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Without electoral bribes, false information and manipulations with artificial intelligence. Central Electoral Commission (CEC) proposes new rules of conduct for candidates to the post of Basque and deputy in the People's Assembly of Gagauzia, in the elections of November 15, 2026. Follow us on Telegram and Instagram. According to the project, candidates who will sign the Code of Conduct are ... Article Elections in Gagauzia, with new rules? CEC …
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) proposes for public consultations a Code of Conduct that sets out the rules for the conduct and reflection of the electoral campaign for the elections of 15 November 2026 in Gagauzia. The document is aimed both at candidates for the office of deputy in the People's Assembly and the Basque People's Party, as well as the media representatives and aims to ensure a fair campaign and balanced information of vote…
No AI Manipulation or Voter Bribery. The CEC Presented the Code of Conduct for Elections in Gagauzia
On October 13, the Central Election Commission (CEC) presented for public discussion a draft Code of Conduct for participants in the elections to the People's Assembly of Gagauzia and for the post of governor and the media that will cover the election campaign. The signatories to the document undertake not to use deepfakes and other content created using artificial intelligence to mislead voters, not to bribe voters and not to spread false infor…
Candidates for the post of deputy in the People's Assembly of Gagauzia and the Basque Parliament would be committed not to spread false information and not to use manipulated content with the help of artificial intelligence. They would also not be able to offer money or goods to influence voters. The forecasts are found in a draft Code of Conduct proposed for public consultation by the Central Electoral Commission for the November 15 elections, …
Candidates for the post of deputy in the People's Assembly of Gagauzia and the Basque Parliament would commit themselves not to spread false information and not to use manipulated content with the help of artificial intelligence. They would also not be able to offer money or goods to influence voters.
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