When the voting is finished, the electoral committee begins to determine the results of the voting without interruption. First, he counts the unused ballots and puts them in a special envelope and seals the envelope. He then finds out the total number of voters who voted from the electoral roll and from the certificates, opens the ballot box, finds out the number of ballots cast, how many ballots are invalid and how many votes individual candidates got.

In the election of a member of the national community, the electoral committee determines how many votes individual candidates received.