Information about voter turnout on repeated parliamentary elections was processed in the DEC #132. According to observers of the Civil Network OPORA, 10,556 persons have voted till 10:00am, what is 7.5 % of the total number of voters.

At 10:30am, OPORA observers have noticed two buses (nearly 30 people) of unidentified athletic-looking men, who came to the PEC #801023 and PEC #801024 (district #223), in the school #97 named after Ilena Teliha (Kyiv city).

In Husachivka village, Obukhiv raion, Kyiv oblast (district #94), observers have detected that ballot papers were issued without passport verification.

Attention! At 8:30pm, online streaming from every of 5 district election commissions (223, 94, 197, 194, and 132) will be organized by Civil Network OPORA. Voters, observers, and journalists will be able to monitor the receipt of protocols of precinct election commissions in 5 problematic districts and record the results of count. Besides that, our observers in commissions will invite representatives of candidates, headquarters, and observers to assess the course of the Election Day. We hope ...

On the polling station #711092 (district #194) in the Cherkasy City Maternity Home "Center of Mother and Child" Communal Institution, located at the address 30 Rokiv Peremohy 16/2 st., an observer from OPORA is not allowed to monitor the voting process. The polling station is closed, a doctor with members of the PEC are visiting voters in their wards. After the observer bought a sterile dressing set, the doctor said that it's not enough and he needs a sanitary certificate to come into war...

OPORA observers have noticed that since 9:15am, buses with the voters are coming to the PEC #320336 in district #94 (Ustymivka village, Vasylkiv raion, Kyiv oblast) and leaving after people vote. At 9:30am, the turnout had burst to 100 persons. Head of the PEC #320336 explained that transportation is a charitable endowment from the transport agency.

People, who came by two buses were trying to get into the polling station in Kuripchyne, Arbuzynskyi raion. According to OPORA observers, members of the PEC from the opposition and observers didn't let them in.

A pensioner called OPORA and complained that he received SMS with the following content: "Violations of the law result in criminal liability. NGO OPORA" The message was sent from number 777. Civil Network OPORA denies that its activists have ever sent such messages. The organization is currently trying determine who initiated dissemination of messages, and whether such incident really occurred.