The people's Deputy of Rada from the party "Block of Petro Poroshenko" (BPP) Egor Firsov was subjected to charges of failure of elections in Mariupol Director of the printing house, which, according to the policy, in a timely manner did not prepare the ballot papers.

first Ukrainian media reported that polling stations in Mariupol is not opened, because the areas have not brought any papers." The opposition Bloc " has been accused of failure of elections of existing authorities.

"I am sure that we can say that elections in Mariupol thwarted due to improper operation of the printing that's going on here. Currently the deputies have to demand from law enforcement officers of a certain attraction of guilty persons to responsibility under the criminal code. For example, the publishing Director, who was responsible for organizing the process of printing, "said Firsov in broadcast television channel" 112 Ukraine ".

Local elections are held in Ukraine on Sunday on the new electoral law. Regional, city and district councils will be elected under the proportional system with the so-called open lists, and the deputies of village councils under majority system of relative majority. The results must be determined before November 4 and made public for five days, and in the case of the 2nd round of elections of the mayor in the big cities - not later than November 20.

in elections are not available to take blocks of political parties, the electoral threshold for parties is raised from 3% to 5%. The election will turnout. Experts predict that on current elections it will be rather high at over 70%. Local elections are not held in a number of settlements of Donetsk and Lugansk regions.

according to the results of most opinion polls, the party "Block of Petro Poroshenko" Solidarity ", "Batkivshchyna" former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and "Self-help" lead the chart of electoral preferences. The overwhelming number of voters came to the polls in the East of the country experts will pornosivut of the party " Opposition Bloc ".

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