The CEC announced the first results of the local elections in Ukraine

You can find the results of the elections, the lists of deputies and the number of percentages of the votes collected on the CEC website in the local elections section.

The Central Election Commission (CEC) has published the first official voting results in local elections in Ukraine. The data for Friday, October 30, was published on the CEC website.

According to the CEC, all polling stations have finished counting the votes and writing the minutes of the PEC. Almost all polling stations have already transferred protocols to rural, settlement and city TECs.

In total, the district TECs adopted 682 protocols (more than 45.4% of the total number of protocols), the regional TECs: 503 protocols (more than 36.8%).

The CCA clarified that 20 mayors, 17 townships and 47 rural in 23 regions have already been declared elected; and also deputies from 8 city councils, 15 from settlement and 41 from village.

Most of the goals were chosen in the Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk, Ivano-Frankivsk, Odessa and Kharkov regions. And even less so, in the regions of Sumy (elected 1 rural chief) and Khmelnytsky (not a single elected chief).

The Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk and Odessa regions are in the lead by the number of elected deputies. The smallest number of elected deputies is found in the Lugansk (5) and Khmelnytsky (0) regions.

The final results of the elections of deputies of rural municipalities and mayors, of settlements, of cities must be established no later than the twelfth day after the day of the vote, that is, until November 6, 2020 inclusive.

It was previously reported that in the most conflictual united territorial communities, the second round of local elections could take place in early December.

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