The OSCE also reported that, "Delegation members considered voter participation in the political campaign to be quite active compared to previous Russian elections. A relatively open flow of information concerning candidates and their platforms was made available to voters during the pre-election campaign. However, opposition candidates charged that the state controlled electronic broadcast media did not provide fair and balanced coverage, and this was also observed to be the case by delegation members. The bias appeared to be primarily in favor of the President." Additionally, the OSCE reported that, "The delegation found that Polling Station Election Committees (PSECs) "generally" followed proper procedures and enforced the one-man-one-vote principle, although "scattered" instances of minor irregularities, such as family voting and voting outside of polling booths were observed."