Le référendum a commencé jeudi à 07h00 (heure locale), et durera jusqu'à 22h00.
Entre-temps, les observateurs russes, arrivés à Edimbourg la veille pour participer au travail du référendum, font état de transparence partielle des travaux des organes électoraux. En particulier, les experts étaient étonnés par la décision d’interdire l’enregistrement vidéo et photo de la procédure de vote.
Les observateurs russes vont assister au dépouillement des votes, les résultats duquel seront annoncés tôt vendredi matin..................53% des Ecossais ont voté contre l'indépendance (sondage à la sortie des urnes) - Dernières infos - Politique - La Voix de la Russie
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There are still four hours to go until polls close at 10pm BST, but plenty of people here in Scotland seem to want to be out, to be part of the action somehow. Here are some crowds outside the Scottish parliament building in Edinburgh:.................http://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2014/sep/18/scottish-independence-referendum-polling-day-live
ReplyDeleteScottish independence referendum: with no exit polls isn’t there a democratic deficit?...
ReplyDeleteThe absence of an exit poll means we’ll be robbed of a post-vote analysis of how this momentous referendum was decided.
Anyone who’s sat up watching the TV on election night knows there’s a pattern to how things go: before the polls close, early in the evening, broadcasters assiduously say as little as possible to avoid breaking election broadcasting rules.
Then comes 10pm, and the polls close. Moments later, the anchor behind the desk (almost always a Dimbleby of some description) gives the results of the exit poll – often the only bit of red meat to talk about for the next several hours.
Except, as the polls close in the Scottish referendum, this won’t happen – as neither the BBC nor any other media outlet has bothered to pay to get one done.
Exit polls are the best form of voting-related data we can ever get our hands on. They’re collected by large numbers of researchers standing outside polling stations and asking tens of thousands of people how they voted – as well as collecting a little demographic information, such as age, gender, race or social class........................http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/18/scottish-vote-no-exit-poll-democratic-deficit