On the territory of 32 precinct commissions of district 39 in Donetsk region, a ballot box filled to 70% could not withstand the mass of ballots thrown into it and cracked. This was reported by the Donetsk regional branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine, according to "Ostrov". \n \n \nThe box was sealed and a corresponding act was drawn up. \n \n \nChairman of the Central Election Commission Yaroslav Davydovych assures that there are enough ballots for voting at all polling stations. \n \n \nHe said this at a press conference on Sunday, reports "Interfax-Ukraine". \n \n \nWhen asked about reports from eastern regions of a shortage of ballots for voting at a number of polling stations, Davydovych asked "not to divide the country into east and west". \n \n \nAccording to the head of the Central Election Commission, there are problems in all regions, and they are not related to geography. \n \n \nAccording to Davydovych, with 37 million 50 thousand voters, 38 million 550 thousand ballots were produced. The head of the CEC emphasized that each precinct election commission ordered the necessary number of ballots through the district election commission. \n \n \n"No one, to anyone - I state responsibly - in Kyiv crossed out or adjusted the number of ballots," stated the head of the CEC. \n \n \nIn addition, according to him, by Saturday the commission had ordered and sent an additional number of necessary ballots. \n \n \nDavydovych also emphasized that so far the CEC has not received information from any polling station about 100% use of ballots. \n \n \nSpeaking about the complaints received, Davydovych noted that the CEC received only one complaint from electoral district 132 in Mykolaiv that at several polling stations the program of one of the parties is missing. \n \n \nSpeaking about possible complaints concerning "carousels" (voters traveling to different districts with absentee ballots for voting), Davydovych noted that such information also did not reach the commission. \n \n \nAt the same time, he clarified that if such information appears, it will be sent to law enforcement agencies. \n \n \nIn addition, Davydovych noted that the CEC received information from district 194 in Khmelnytskyi, where at one of the polling stations a quarrel occurred between a husband and wife on the grounds of political differences, during which the man and woman tore each other's ballots. \n \n \nThe head of the CEC recalled that, in accordance with the law, a voter whose ballot was spoiled may be issued a new one. \n \n \nIn addition, Davydovych noted that so far the CEC has not received data from the foreign electoral district, although an operational group is working at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. \n \n \nAccording to Davydovych, as of 14:00, in Moscow only 400 people out of 28 thousand registered voters had voted. \n \n \nThe head of the CEC noted that many voters arrive in Moscow and want to vote, although they do not have absentee ballots. \n \n \n