FORMATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF SOVIET POWER ON THE TERRITORY OF CENTRAL ASIA AND KAZAKHSTAN AND THE FORMATION OF ELECTORAL LAW
A feature of the electoral system of the new Soviet era was the introduction for the first time of the so-called labor qualification. Another specific feature of the electoral system under consideration, reflecting its class character, was the granting of foreign workers the right to elect and be elected to Councils at all levels. Significantly - up to 18 years - the age limit was lowered. However, the main feature of the electoral system under consideration was the order of formation of the elected authorities. The formation of Soviet power on the territory of Kyrgyzstan did not happen everywhere in the same way, in some places in a peculiar way, depending on the ratio of revolutionary and counter-revolutionary forces in each case. In areas where there were workers and a significant influence of the Bolsheviks, where exploitative elements did not have enough strength to offer armed resistance, the Soviet government won peacefully, by winning a strong majority in the Soviets by workers and peasants under the leadership of the Bolsheviks (in Pishpek, Sulukta, Kyzyl-Kiya). Separate Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies (Sulukta) formed military revolutionary committees.