1. Evidence upon which an election commission considering a complaint shall determine the presence or absence of circumstances, on which the subject who filed the complaint bases his/her claims and the concerned persons base their objections, may include the following:
1) written documents and materials, which shall contain information about the circumstances , which may be of importance for the consideration of a the complaint;
2) written explanations from subjects of the election process, officials and officers of state executive bodies, bodies of local self-government, enterprises, establishments, institutions and organizations obtained on the request of members of the election commission exercising the authorities of the commission;
3) written and material evidences; and
4) conclusions of experts.
2. The election commission shall only accept evidence for consideration, which of importance for the consideration of the complaint.
3. Circumstances (facts), for which the law has established specific methods for proof, may not be proved by other means.
4. Written evidence shall be submitted in original form or in a duly certified copy. If written evidence has been submitted in a copy, the subject considering the complaint shall have the right to demand the submission of the original.
5. The election commission shall evaluate evidences taking into account the examination of them in their sum, abiding by the law. No evidences shall be deemed valid in advance, except for facts established by a court decision that has come into legal force.
