Turnout in 2020 local elections – how many voted

According to her, from 12:00 participation in local elections it was 13.5%… The error of the participation investigation does not exceed 1.25%.

Participation by city

Kiev

At 1:00 p.m., turnout in the local elections in Kiev is approximately 16%. This was reported in the territorial electoral commission of the capital.

Fewer than all Kiev residents came to the plots in the capital’s Solomensky district, about 14%, and the largest number of citizens voted in Kiev’s Obolonsky district, just over 17%.

Kharkov

Meanwhile, in Kharkiv, at 1:00 p.m., the turnout is 13.5%. This data is also cited in the city’s TEC, but OPORA activists say that participation in city districts ranges from 11.7% to 11.8% (Moscow and Kiev districts) and 16 , 5% (Kholodnogorsky district).

Kharkiv’s first deputy mayor, Igor Terekhov, associates the low turnout with the fact that the city is in the red quarantine zone.

So far, voter turnout is low, less than in the presidential and parliamentary elections. This is largely due to the fact that Kharkov is in the red zone and many people were afraid to come to the site. However, in the afternoon, people are already voting more actively, so the final turnout figures will be higher.
He remarked.

Lviv

In Lviv, at 1:30 p.m., 14% of the voters have voted. These are the data from the press service of the Lviv City Council.

At 13:30, turnout in Lviv’s polling stations averaged 14%, that is, 80,786 voters have already cast their votes.
– emphasize there.

According to the city council, the most active voters are still in the Frankivsk and Galitsk districts (about 16%), and the lowest turnout is still in the Sikhovsky district (10% of voters).

Participation by region, CEC data

The Central Election Commission, in turn, did not name the total turnout in Ukraine, but only calculated what it is in the regions. Consequently, people vote more actively in the Odessa region: 26% of people have already participated in local elections. The lowest turnout, in Bucovina and Prykarpattya, less than 14% of citizens voted. The data, says the CEC, are approximate.

Voter turnout in the 2020 local elections starting at 1:00 p.m.

Vinnytsia region – 17.2%

Volyn Region – 17.0%

Donetsk region – 22.1%

Zhytomyr Region – 18.3%

Transcarpathian Region – 15.3%

Ivano-Frankivsk region – 14%

Kirovograd region – 18.6%

Nikolaev region – 15.5%

Poltava Region – 16.6%

Sumy Region – 15.7%

Kharkov region – 15.5%

Cherkasy Region – 17%

Chernivtsi region – 14%

Chernihiv region – 20.1%

Lugansk region – 18%

Odessa region (excluding the city of Odessa) – 26%

Ternopil region – 17%

Kherson region – 16.7%

Kiev region – 15.6%

m.Kiev – 16.2%

Previously, OPORA predicted that turnout in local elections in Ukraine could be less than 50% of voters. It will depend on the territorial community where the elections are held. Furthermore, the coronavirus epidemic, which continues in Ukraine, may reduce it.