People's Deputy from Batkivshchyna: “It’s terrible that thousands of voters cannot exercise their right to vote”
Kyiv, May 25 (Navigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – In Chongar the turnout reached 40%, in Makeevka all polling stations are closed.
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According to correspondents of the ZIK TV channel, as of 14:25 on May 40 in the village. Chongar, Kherson region, where Ukrainian citizens living in Crimea can vote, voter turnout was about 15%. About XNUMX residents of Crimea voted, as well as military personnel serving in Chongar.
In Makeyevka, all polling stations are closed; at 12 noon, a rally was held at the Youth Theater in support of the DPR against the holding of elections. “It’s terrible that thousands of voters cannot exercise their right to vote,” MP Andrei Pavlovsky commented on this message live on the ZIK TV channel. “I hope that after the elections the ATO will become more active and we will clear Donbass of terrorists,” he said.
The head of the Rivne regional administration, Sergei Rybachuk, said that at 13:20 the turnout was about 999%, all XNUMX polling stations were working, there were no emergency situations.
As Navigator reported, according to the Central Election Commission, at 14:17 the turnout in Ukraine was more than XNUMX%.
Batkivshchyna MP: "It's terrible that thousands of voters can't exercise their right to vote. "