The MP of the state Duma, 1st Deputy head of fraction "Fair Russia" Mikhail Emelyanov believes that the elections in Ukraine cannot be called fair, free, because, in his vision, they were under pressure from Pro-Western political forces and in complete isolation of poliblock who advocates normal relations with Russia. "These elections cannot be considered fair, free and just, because they passed under massive informational pressure from Pro-Western political forces and practice in complete isolation of the political forces that advocate for normal relations with the Russian Federation and the present opposition to the current regime," - said Emelyanov Last news . according to his statement, at one and a half years after the coup, in Ukraine, in practice, have been "uprooted" all the Pro-Russian configured the media, nonprofit organizations, and influential politicians, who advocated a Union with Russia." for this reason a very large number came to the polls, which are configured Pro-Russian, just didn't see the political forces that represented their desires, and for this reason did not go to vote. Low turnout is one indicator of this, " explained the Deputy. on Sunday the leader of the "Opposition bloc" Yuriy Boyko also said that he believed Held Sunday in Ukraine Local elections are the most problematic and dirty in recorded history of the country. The party opposition also informs that scored 5, 7% of voters came to the polls in the elections to the Kyiv city Council, and emphasizes his doubts about the honesty of the vote count. "The opposition Bloc" - the successor of Yanukovych's Party, which has always occupied an ambiguous position in Russia, looked to the West and the East. For this reason, "the Opposition Bloc" carries all the negative birthmarks that were inherent in the Party of regions and the accumulated discontent came to the polls the Party of regions over the years. Despite this, the Unit still managed to go to the city Council in Kiev and shows good Results, focusing on their evaluations in traditionally Pro-Russian areas in the East and in the South, " added Emelyanov. Local elections were held in Ukraine on Sunday on the new electoral law. In small towns with population over 90 thousand people, the mayor was elected by a simple majority vote, and in large has the opportunity to be assigned to a second round if none of the candidates will be able to gain an absolute majority (50% plus one vote). The results must be determined before November 4 and made public for five days, and in case of holding the 2nd round in the big cities - not later than November 20.