By 22:00, 74.1% of voters had voted. The lowest turnout was recorded in cities of regional subordination – from 65.8% (Lutsk) to 68% (Volodymyr-Volynskyi). In the districts of the region, voter turnout was at least 72.6% (Ratnivskyi). This is reported by the Western Information Corporation. \n

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".

The head of the Volyn Regional State Administration, Vladimir Bondar, was unable to vote because his name was not found in the voter lists at the polling station. As explained at DEC No. 7, he was in the previous lists, but the commission removed him based on a certificate provided by the regional address bureau.

As of 16:00 on Sunday, 26 March, 40.46% of voters had taken part in the elections. \n \nThe highest turnout at the moment has been registered in Rivne Oblast - 49.36%. \n \nThis was announced at a press conference by the head of the Central Election Commission, Yaroslav Davydovych. \n

Individual political forces used a new technology in these elections in Crimea, reports a «proUA» correspondent with reference to the Chornomorska Television and Radio Company. \n \nAccording to the television company, voters are being given mobile phones with cameras so that they can record their voting.

In Lysychansk, Luhansk region, an elderly woman died of a heart attack at a polling station on Sunday. \n \nThis was reported by Tetiana Savchenko, head of the public relations center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in Luhansk region.

In Volyn, polling stations opened on time. Voting began without any incidents.

Today, 3,516 international election observers are working in Ukraine. This was stated by the Head of the Central Election Commission at a press conference on Sunday, reports a correspondent of "proUA". \n \nDavydovych reported that 39 representatives of CECs from various states have also arrived in Ukraine.

According to the updated information from the Central Election Commission, 34,000 41 polling stations are working today. This information was made public by the Head of the CEC, Yaroslav Davydovych, reports the correspondent of "proUA".

In Ukraine at 7:00 voting began in the elections to the Verkhovna Rada, the Verkhovna Rada of Crimea, oblast, city, district, district-in-city, settlement, and village councils, as well as village, settlement, and city heads. \n \nVoting in Ukraine will last until 22:00.