Uzbekistan's early presidential election concludes, with officials starting to count ballots under the supervision of local and international observers
On April 30, Uzbek citizens voted on constitutional amendments that provide for the extension of the presidential term from the current five years to seven and also allow incumbent President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to be elected again after two consecutive terms.
Mirziyoyev was nominated by the Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan, while Inoyatov was tapped by the People's Democratic Party, Khamzayev by the Environmental Party, and Makhmudova, who is also the first deputy chairman of the Supreme Court, by the Social Democratic Party.
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