Establishing the number of ballot paper envelopes handed in by voters voting with voting cards at home outside of their regional constituency, report to the federal elections authority

As soon as all reports according to § 88 have been received by it, each provincial election authority has to determine without delay the total number of ballot paper envelopes handed in by voters voting with voting cards outside of their regional constituency on its territory and the total number of voting cards that were used to cast votes by means of postal voting and received in due time in the electoral districts, splitting up the voting cards of their own regional electoral constituency and voting cards of other regional constituencies and to report these numbers to the federal elections authority without delay as quickly as possible (immediate notification). On the day after the election, the provincial elections authority has to supplement these numbers with the numbers of the voting cards accepted in the electoral districts according to § 70, para 3, break up the voting cards to be evaluated according to § 90 para 1 and voting cards to be passed on according to § 89 para 3, and also report them to the federal elections authority as quickly as possible (immediate notification).