(TIB’s observation based on the 13th National Parliamentary Election process and affidavit analysis, 16 February 2026) • Forcing voters to cast ballots for a specific symbol: 35.7% • Casting of fake votes: 21.4% • Inaction by the administration and law-enforcement agencies in preventing rule violations, disorder, or irregularities: 21.4% • Ballot papers stamped before voting began: 14.3% • Booth capturing: 14.3% • Preventing opposition polling agents from entering centers: 14.3% • Non-cooperation with voters by law-enforcement personnel: 10.7% • Biased conduct by election officials, including returning officers: 10.7% • Control of information flow and communication barriers (shutdown of 4G/3G networks and obstruction of journalists’ vehicle movement): 7.1% • Obstruction of

journalists gathering election data at polling stations: 7.1% • Allegations of partisan conduct by law-enforcement agencies: 7.1% • Allegations of fraud in vote counting: 7.1% • Ballot papers running out: 3.6% • Obstruction of election observers’ monitoring: 3.6% • Other irregularities: 3.6%