Today, at the Lutsk Press Club of Reforms, the Civil Network OPORA held a press conference "Who Became the President of Ukraine: Results of the Rapid Statistical Count." \nAt the beginning of the press conference, the regional coordinator of the observation campaign of the Civil Network OPORA, Mykhailo Shelep, announced the results of the rapid statistical count conducted by the organization on election day. According to the results of CN OPORA, the distribution of Ukrainian votes was as follows - see table \nThe turnout was 67.10%. \nAt the press conference, Mykhailo Shelep stated that the Civil Network OPORA did not find systemic violations of election legislation that could affect the establishment of the results of the expression of will. OPORA notes that candidates will attempt to challenge the results of the expression of will at individual polling stations, although there are no weighty grounds for such actions. According to CN OPORA's observations on election day, only 1.5% of election commission members who represented candidate Yanukovych and 1.8% of Tymoshenko's representatives added separate opinions to the protocol. \n \nThe full text of the national report can be viewed here - \n\r\nFor reference: \nSince the beginning of the presidential race, 74 long-term observers from OPORA have conducted monitoring in 225 election districts of Ukraine. During the two rounds of elections, 1003 representatives of OPORA worked directly at polling stations during the voting and vote counting process. In particular, in Volyn, monitoring was carried out by 4 long-term and 34 short-term observers. The observers' work was supported by mobile groups. Polling stations were selected on the basis of a statistical sample that is representative for Ukraine.