During the second round of mayoral election on 15 November, official observers of Civil Network OPORA monitored electoral procedures at polling stations chosen by a representative sampling in 29 cities of Ukraine. In Dnipropetrovsk, OPORA organized the parallel vote tabulation at 100% of polling stations.

According to the results of parallel vote tabulation, conducted by OPORA's observers at 100% of polling stations in Dnipropetrovsk, the results of the second round held on 15 November are the following:

Second round of mayoral elections was held in 29 cities without significant violations or conflicts and in accordance with the procedures established by the Law. The number of violations committed by election commissions and other electoral subjects during the second round has decreased in comparison to the voting process on 25 October. Despite there were some incidents and events that could be classified as gross violations, OPORA has estimated that violations detected at polling stations co...

On 16 November at 10:30 a.m., Civil Network OPORA holds a press conference dedicated to the course of election day in the second round of mayoral elections. The event will be held in the UNIAN Information Agency (4 Khreshatyk St., Kyiv).

According to the data gathered by OPORA's observers, deployed to polling stations selected by a representative sampling, the nationwide voter turnout as of 4:00 PM of November 15 is 34% (margin of error ±1.1%). It should be mentioned that the turnout was higher in 12.6% on 25 October – 46,6% (margin of error ±1.1%).

The voting process continues without major abuses, non-typical incidents and systematic violation of the Law. The number of violations detected by observers of Civil Network OPORA as of 4:00 PM remains low, and tendencies reported before midday remain stable. Violation of the voting secrecy, particularly when a voter intentionally discloses his/her choice or takes a picture of marked ballot paper, is the most widespread violation reported by observers.

According to the data gathered by OPORA's observers, deployed to polling stations selected by a representative sampling, the nationwide voter turnout as of 4:00 PM of November 15 is 26.4% (margin of error ±0.9%). It should be mentioned that the turnout was higher in 9.6% on 25 October – 36% (margin of error ±0.7%).

  As of 12:00 PM, the voting process corresponds to law requirements and procedures. There are no significant violations or conflict incidents noticed by OPORA's observers. Although observers have noticed some minor violations, their number is much less than on 25 October 2015.