The CEC

Mission

The Central Election Commission of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a permanent institution that heads up a nationwide system of local and regional election commissions. The CEC monitors observance of electoral legislation and ensures its uniform application across the country.

The CEC is responsible for preparing and supervising elections for the Presidency, for deputies of the Majilis and Senate of the Parliament, and for national referenda. It also provides guidance and instruction to local and regional election commissions during the elections to the Maslikhats and local administration bodies, which are in turn accountable to the CEC.

The CEC alone determines the result of all the above elections and transmits this information officially to the media.

One of the most important tasks of the CEC is to explain the law and raise awareness of electoral practice among voters, and to stimulate voter interest generally in political activity and the electoral process.

The CEC has recently pioneered the introduction of a nationwide computerized information system ("Vybory" or Election) that has been established so as to safeguard free and fair elections, ensure compliance with the law and facilitate the distribution of information to voters.

Key Officers of the CEC

The CEC consists of the Chairman, the Deputy Chairman, the Secretary and commission members elected and approved by the Majilis upon the recommendation of the President.

It has as executive staff, which consists of five departments: Organization, Legal, Information and Analysis, Finance and Economic, and Computerized Management Systems.

Zagipa Baliyeva
Chairwoman



Zagipa Baliyeva was born on October 3, 1958, in Zhalanash, a village in the Alma-Ata region.

In January 1996 Baliyeva was appointed Chairwoman of the Central Election Commission. Prior to assuming this office, in March 1995, she was a secretary of the CEC.

In 1994-1995 she was a Deputy Chairwoman of the Committee of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan on economic reforms.

In 1992-1994 Baliyeva worked as a Head of the Legal Department of the Almaty municipal administration.

From 1986-1992 she was an inspector and Head of the Department of dwelling space registration and distribution of Almaty Gorispolkom.

Between 1982 and 1986 she was a lawyer of Dzhambul Gorispolkom.

After graduating from the University she worked as a legal adviser to the Dzhambul regional Stroybank (1981-1982).

A graduate of Kazakh State, she was awarded a degree in law.

She has a state award, and is married with three children.

Kuandyk Turgankulov
Deputy Chairman



Born in August 1, 1949 in Kok-Ozek, a village in the Dzhambul region of Almaty oblast, Kuandyk Turgankulov graduated from the Kazakh Polytechnical Institute as an engineer-economist.

He first worked as an engineer, rate setter and chief engineer-economist of Bayankol prospecting expedition. He was later appointed chief engineer-economist, head of department and deputy head of the Central geological expedition (1971-1979), and instructor and head of the Kapchagai Gorkom municipal committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1979-1986).

Turgankulov was Secretary of the Party Committee of "YuzhKazgeologiya" between 1986-1990, a consultant of the department "Letters and Reception of Citizens", Chief Inspector of the Organizational Inspectoring Department of the Territorial Development of the Presidential Apparatus and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Kazakhstan (1990-1993), and Deputy Head of the Department for Human Recources of the Apparatus and Administration of the Office of the President (1993-1996).

In January 1996 he was appointed Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission.

Vladimir Foos
Secretary



Vladimir Voos was born in January 20, 1951 in the city Chelyabinsk.

He graduated in law from Almaty State University.

In 1969 he worked as an engine-driver’s mate in the diesel locomotive depot of Gudermes station on the Northern Caucasian railway, and in 1970 he moved to the same position in the Leninogorsk polymetallic works in the Eastern Kazakhstan region.

From 1970 till 1972 he was a student of the city Severodvinsk.

From October 1972 to 1979 he was a warrant officer in military unit 51206-A of the Northern Navy in the Gajiev settlement of Murmansk region.

Between 1979 and 1990 he was a drift miner in the Ridder mine of Leninogorsk polymetallic works of the Eastern Kazakhstan region.

From 1990 until 1994 he was a deputy, a member then a Secretary of the Committee of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the Soviet of People’s Deputies, in Alma-Ata city.

Since 1994 he has been working as a consultant, then Head of the Legal Department of the Central Election Commission.

In May 4, 2000 he was elected as a member of the Central Election Commission.

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