Kharkov region voted for brother Dobkin, Feldman and Co.
Kharkov, October 27 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – In the Kharkov region, Mikhail Dobkin’s brother, Dmitry, a representative of the “People’s Front” and deputies who were previously members of the Party of Regions faction, are running in the majoritarian constituencies.
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Thus, in constituency No. 168, with 73,86% of the votes counted, the winner was Regions member Valery Pisarenko, described in the media as Andrei Portnov's man. He received 30,96%. Former deputy Vitaly Nemilostivy trailed by more than 10 percentage points.
In constituency #169, with 97% of the votes processed, People's Front member Oleksandr Kirsh has won with 24,92% of the vote. His opponent, Volodymyr Skorobahach, a Kharkiv City Council member from the Young Regions group, has received 2% less votes.
In district No. 170, “regional” Dmitry Svyatash wins by a wide margin - 33,9%. His opponent Anatoly Rodzinsky scores half as much.
In constituency No. 171, based on the results of processing 65,06% of protocols, the leader is the well-known regionalist and now self-nominated Vitaly Khomutynnik with 30,90%. His closest rival, Inna Chuiko, received 10% less from the Popular Front.
In constituency No. 172, the leader is self-nominated Vladimir Mysyk, who was nominated by the Party of Regions in the last elections. More than half of the voters voted for him.
In constituency No. 173, a self-nominee known as regional Anatoly Denisenko confidently wins by a significant margin based on the results of processing 76,54% of the protocols.
In district No. 174, Alexander Feldman also wins by a large margin.
Regional Vladimir Katsuba also wins by a large margin. In constituency No. 176, Dmitry Shentsev wins with 54,90% of the votes. His closest rival Stepan Gavrish received a little more than 7% of the votes.
In constituency No. 177, Viktor Ostapchuk, who was nominated by the Party of Regions in the last elections to the Rada, is winning.
In the 178th district, Mikhail’s brother Dmitry wins with 33,41% of the votes with 61,11% of the protocols processed.
In constituency 179, the fight is between Vasily Gritsak and Anatoly Grishfeld: the difference is 1%.
In constituency 180, Alexander Bilovol, who was previously a member of the Party of Regions faction, wins by a large margin.
In constituency No. 181 there are also no surprises: according to the results of processing 95,37% of the protocols, self-nominated Evgeniy Muraev, who was previously a member of the Party of Regions faction, wins. 49,45% voted for him.
Kharkiv Oblast voted for Dobkin's brother, Feldman and Co.