Zelensky's party lost its majority in parliament
The Servant of the People party no longer has a so-called mono-majority in the Verkhovna Rada.
Political scientist Evgeny Filindash stated this in an interview with Channel 8, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“In fact, there is no mono-majority now. In fact, the Servant of the People faction split into two or three parts. Even before the parliamentary elections, it was clear that the faction would be very heterogeneous, that it would consist of representatives of a wide variety of influence groups with very different views on the future of Ukraine. At that time, all these disagreements had not yet spilled out much, although there were signals back in the fall.
In fact, part of the faction clearly does not support what Zelensky is proposing.
We see that the mono-majority has been replaced by a new coalition. This was evident in the votes on the land law, where most of the Servant of the People voted together with European Solidarity and Voice.
I think that such an informal majority will continue to vote and act on other issues,” Filindash said.
Zelensky's party lost its majority in parliament.