In Hlevakha town (Vasylkiv raion, Kyiv oblast), at 12:40pm, Head of the PEC #320288 Diana Aleksandrova had initiated the removal of a journalist of the Samostiina Ukraina magazine issued by Anatolii Chernysh. The reason became his attempt to get information about voter's registration, to which Head of the PEC took a sudden dislike.

In Velyka Vilshanka village, Vasylkiv raion, Kyiv oblast, OPORA observers have reported that people were transported in an organized manner to the PEC #320281 by a white bus with registration number АІ 3871 АО. According to the explanation provided by the Head of Village Council Haidaienko Svitlana Vasylivna, the transportation is organized by the Village Council.

A woman, who came to vote, have loudly appealed to commission members and observers – "you are sitting here, and don't even aware of what is happening outside!" A number of people reacted to what she said and went out. Simultaneously, the woman received her ballot, entered the booth, and took a picture of it, – a flash of mobile phone was noticed. Then, the woman put her ballot into the box.

Head of the PEC #480675 Kazymyr Arkadiiovych Pashkovskyi has forbidden an official observer representing the candidate Arkadii Kornatskyi to move freely in the polling station. Such information was provided to a mobile group of the Civil Network OPORA from the official observer Yurii Opanasovych Rozumiak, representing Mr. Kornatskyi.

At 11:30am, OPORA observers have detected a car (registration number АА 2409 ВА) near the PEC #801003 (Music school #5, 15 Borshchahivska st.), which was transporting the voters in the district. The driver Anatolii informed that he's working on a vegetable factory, owned by the MP candidate Viktor Pelypyshyn. In accordance with the owner's order, all the transport belonging to the factory was used for transportation of people to polling stations on the election day, December 15

OPORA observers have noticed in the PEC #320287 located in Hlevakha town (Vasylkiv raion, Kyiv oblast) that commission members were issuing ballot papers, despite the residential registration of voters didn't match those indicated in voter lists Unknown people don't allow independent observers to verify the passport data.

OPORA observers have reported that two ballots instead of one per person were issued at precinct #800981 (a husband was given his wife's ballot). In result, members of the PEC have drawn up protocol of electoral law violation.

OPORA observers have reported that there is shortage of ballot papers in the PEC #801028 (lobby of Kyiv National Economic University). Head of the PEC has explained, that voter lists were updated yesterday, and the PEC didn't receive additional ballot papers for these persons. Thus, as of early hours of December 15, the number of voters in the polling station is 1,822 and the number of ballots is 1,794.