Employees of Vladimir Zelensky's election headquarters said that they had received about 50 reports of election violations in Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Interfax reports this with reference to sources at Zelensky’s headquarters.
“Polling stations have been open for an hour now. About fifty complaints about violations at polling stations have already been sent to our hotline. The most common: bribery, “dead souls” on lists, a ban on using your own pen,” the agency quotes Zelensky’s team.
In turn, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine received about 25 statements about violations at polling stations. Seven of them are related to illegal campaigning.
“Police received 25 reports related to the election process,” the department said in a statement on Twitter. — These facts are related: illegal campaigning — 7; voter bribery - 1; photographing ballots - 2; attempt to remove a ballot from a polling station - 1.”