Noting that messages and e-mails such as "The ballot box you will vote in in the election has changed" received on some mobile phones and e-mail addresses are for fraudulent purposes, the Center for Combating Disinformation within the Directorate of Communications made a statement on the subject.
In the statement, "After the final lists, the Supreme Electoral Council does not make any changes in the location of the ballot box where any voter will vote, except for the exceptions stated in the law. Beware of fraudulent activities carried out using the names and logos of official institutions and organizations. "Do not respect any notifications or announcements other than those of official institutions."