At a polling station in Kiev region, the woman also died

A resident of Orange Ivankov district of Kyiv region has died at a polling station on Sunday morning, reports the press service of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine in Kiev region.
"The woman managed to vote, after which she became ill. The ambulance arrived on a call, summed up the death of a woman ", – it is reported in the report on the Internet office of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine in Kiev region.
As noted, the woman was 63 years. The circumstances and causes of events are established. On Sunday in Ukraine 10 thousand 778 elected local councils. According to estimates of observers of local elections in Ukraine even before election day has broken the record for the number of violations. Human rights activists summed up numerous violations during the electoral process and predicted a small turnout. The Committee of voters of Ukraine made the list of hot spots in the election process, which included 20 cities. They include Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Rivne and Kherson, where violations were registered on several parameters. According to the Department, electoral districts in the Vinnitsa region include an insufficient number of voting booths – the voters voted on the windowsills. Eleven cities have problems with the technical organization of the elections, a delay in production or a serious error in the ballots, outright incompetence or bias of the Territorial election Commission. There were also cases of criminalization of the electoral process and the high competition among the candidates, which increases the probability of the cast to illegal attempts to influence the will of the Residents. Ukraine did not open 237 polling stations for voting on elections to bodies of local self-government. Valaisiana the election has not begun in Mariupol and Krasnoarmeysk. In the Opposition bloc told that the responsibility for the violation of the electoral process in Mariupol and Krasnoarmeysk is himself on the President of Ukraine Petra Poroshenko.


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