In its analysis, Promo-LEX emphasizes that during electoral campaigns, the internet has become a medium for unauthorized political polls, often without published results. These polls can influence citizens' perceptions and voters' behavior, which contravenes legal regulations. Although the Central Electoral Commission authorized 13 polls, Promo-LEX identified at least 10 cases of unauthorized polls. The organization recommends that authorities investigate these practices and urges voters to verify the sources of polls to avoid manipulation.
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