1. During the election campaign, every electoral subject has the right to make electoral propaganda in every lawful manner.

2. Each electoral subject has the right to have its electoral programme and messages broadcast by all radio and television operators in a fair, unbiased and uncensored manner.

3. The results of electoral polls may not be made public during the last 5 days before the election date and on the election date until the closing of the polls.

4. The publication of electoral poll results must also include the name of the pollster, its sponsor, the number of persons interviewed, the margin of error, and the time period during which the poll was taken.

5. Electoral campaigning in public institutions is prohibited.