Electoral system for national legislature

Article 38.

Results of Polling in the Constituency of Members of the State Great Hural

1. The electoral constituency committee on the basis of the decisions of the sub-committees and division

committees shall count and total the number of the constituency elections, the number of electors who have

received ballot papers, the number of valid and invalid papers and the number of votes cast in favor of each

candidate.

2. The results of the election shall be compiled using only the ballot papers.

3. A candidate shall be deemed to have been elected to the State Great Hural should he/she obtain the

majority of votes in a particular constituency, provided that the majority of 25 per cent or more votes is

ensured. Should no candidate obtain 25 percent or more votes, two candidates who have obtained the

majority of votes shall be left in the ballot- paper, and voting shall be carried out again. Repolling shall be

carried out according to the procedure provided in article 40, paragraph 2 of this law. Should no candidate

obtain 25 percent or more votes during the second voting reelection shall be conducted.

4. Re-polling shall take place within 14 days after the election day.

5. The electoral constituency committee shall register those who have been elected members of the State

Great Hural and issue temporary certificates.

6. The electoral constituency committee shall produce the result of the election within 3 days and discuss at its

meeting and inform the Central Election Committee within 2 days.