OPORA's observer in Odesa oblast files a police report on being forced to leave the event

At the four PECs in the EDs # 134, 135, and 136, observers reported that PECs received 300-500 ballot papers more than was needed and allowed by the Law.

Today, the Head of Odesa city territorial election commission Oleksandr Akhmetov has announced the results of Odesa Mayoral Election. According to the received protocols, Hennadii Trukhanov is the winner: 146,022 voters supported him. His opponent, Eduard Hurovits, has received 107,526 votes (38,496 less).

  In many PECs of Odesa, the number of voters in Mayoral voter list is bigger than in voter list for Presidential election. On such polling stations, the voters receive ballots for Mayoral election only, because they are not included in voter lists for the Presidential election.  

From 22 April to 11 May, 2014, Odesa oblast office of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine and Civic Network OPORA conducted an observation over activities of Presidential candidates, formation and launch of precinct election commissions in Odesa oblast and local self-government for due conduction of the election campaign.

On 19 May 2014, at 12am in the "Parytet" press-center at the address: 4 Semafornyi Lane, "Srednefontanskyi" Shopping Center, 3rd pavilion, 2nd floor, a press-conference titled: "Odesa oblast: readiness of polling stations and election commissions to the elections. Monitoring results" will be held.

The Precinct election commission #510056 in district #142 allowed voters to receive ballots without showing their passports

On the night of November 4, officers of the State Motor Vehicle Inspectorate (GAI) two times prevented the UDAR activists from leaving Odessa in order to participate in a meeting near the CEC in Kyiv

On 1 November, district election commission No.143 finished the vote counting of the election to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine having adopted the final protocol.

A voter registered in district #134 in Malynovskyi city district of Odesa has eaten his ballot