The National Centre for Human Rights (NCHR) team continued monitoring the parliamentary elections for the Twentieth House of Representatives and issued its third statement on the voting process. The NCHR recorded the following observations regarding the voting process:

Voter identification was verified through personal identification cards only, and 98.7% of the committee heads adhered to the official procedures of stamping the ballot papers with the election district seal.
Non-compliance with the identification procedure for veiled women, as per the prescribed mechanism, was recorded at 18.2%.
Incidents of violations of the secrecy of the vote, including public voting, loud voting, or photographing ballot papers, amounted to 23.1%.
The entry of unauthorized individuals into polling stations was recorded at 5.8%.
Objection forms were available for authorized individuals in 73% of the polling centers.
Priority in voting for people with disabilities and the elderly was recorded at 85.8%.
Public gatherings and events near polling centers were recorded at 37.5%.
Continued electoral campaigning in front of polling centers was noted at 20.9%.
The use of children to distribute promotional cards for certain lists reached 33.1%.
Additionally, the NCHR received a set of observations and complaints, which were forwarded to the Independent Election Commission for resolution. The most notable issues were:

Suspected vote-buying attempts in the following locations:

Madaba Governorate, Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Mixed School
Ajloun Governorate, Al-Wahadneh Secondary School for Boys
Aqaba Governorate, Aqaba Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls.
Violations of the secrecy of the vote through several practices:

Public voting in some polling stations in the following locations:

Amman Governorate, Second District, Qutaiba Bin Muslim Secondary School for Boys
Third District, Khalda Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls
Ma'an Governorate, Khalid Bin Al-Walid Secondary School for Boys
Zarqa Governorate, Ramla Bint Abi Sufyan Basic School for Girls
Aqaba Governorate, Al-Ilmiyah Model School.
The exploitation of children for election campaigning near several polling stations in the following locations:

Irbid Governorate, Second District, Hamad Farhan Secondary School for Boys and Anabah Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls
Zarqa Governorate, Aisha Bint Abi Bakr Mixed School, Russeifa Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls, and Shaima Bint Al-Harith Basic School
Aqaba Governorate, Al-Hashimiyah Secondary School for Girls.
Photographing ballot papers in some polling stations in the following locations:

Amman Governorate, Khawla Bint Al-Azwar Comprehensive School for Girls, Al-Quds Secondary School for Girls, and Al-Nuzha Basic School for Girls.
Balqa Governorate, Yarmouk Mixed Basic School.
Tafila Governorate, Zain Al-Sharaf Secondary Mixed School.
Karak Governorate, Karak Secondary School for Boys.
One of the polling committee members entered behind the privacy booth during a voter’s vote in the following location:

Amman Governorate, Third District, Hafsa Bint Omar Secondary Basic Mixed School.
Attempted impersonation of a voter in the following location:

Ma’an Governorate, Al-Shifa Bint Awf Basic Mixed School.
Failure to verify the identity of a veiled woman according to the prescribed mechanism in the following location:

Amman Governorate, Third District, Khalda Secondary School for Girls.
Gunfire outside one of the polling centers in the following location:

Balqa Governorate, Al-Rawdah Mixed Basic School.
Failure to prioritize a pregnant woman in the voting process in the following location:

Aqaba Governorate, Ayla Secondary School for Boys.
One instance of accepting a driver’s license as personal identification for voting purposes in the following location:

Amman Governorate, Third District, Al-Kamaliyah Basic Mixed School.
Failure to apply ink on the finger of an accompanying person, and allowing them to accompany another voter in the following location:

Irbid Governorate, First District, Aqaba Secondary School for Boys.
Lack of accessibility arrangements for persons with disabilities in many polling stations, including:

Amman Governorate, Second District: Khawla Bint Al-Azwar School, Al-Quds Secondary School for Girls, and Al-Nuzha Basic School for Girls.
Amman Governorate, Third District: Al-Kamaliyah Secondary School for Girls.
Zarqa Governorate: Al-Walid Bin Abdul Malik Basic School for Boys.
The NCHR reiterates that its operations room is working around the clock and continues to receive complaints and observations on the following phone numbers:
NCHR Phones:

065931256
065932257
065931071