It was not possible to disrupt the elections. Only one polling station has not opened in Ukraine
The Central Election Commission has released the first data on voter turnout for the presidential elections in Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Information is posted on the CEC website.
As of 11:00, the overall turnout across the country was 10,2%. As of this time, the highest percentage of turnout was in the Lugansk region - 22,08%. The smallest percentage is in the Kyiv region: 1,98%.
There are a total of 199 territorial electoral districts in Ukraine. As of 11:00, information was received from only 10.
Later, the CEC received data on turnout in 181 out of 199 districts. By 11:00 the turnout across the country was already 18,01%.
The CEC also reported that all polling stations across the country (about 33 thousand) except one opened in the morning.
“As of 9:50 am, only one site is not open. The precinct election commission has not started work, this is the village of Lebedinskoye on the demarcation line in the Donetsk region,” said the head of the National Police Sergei Knyazev.
According to Knyazev, 680 voters are registered in this precinct.
“We have initiated criminal proceedings under Article 157,” he concluded.
Thus, Poroshenko’s headquarters failed to disrupt the elections by disrupting the quorum. It was previously reported that hundreds of election committees across the country lack commission members from Petro Poroshenko.
The elections failed to disrupt. Only one polling station failed to open in Ukraine.