OPORA deployed 1398 trained and accredited PVT Observers to a nationally representative, random sample of polling stations. PVT Observers evaluated the quality of the Election Day process and recorded the official results. The PVT is a nonpartisan exercise conducted solely by OPORA with the intent of providing independent information on the integrity of the process and the veracity of the official results. Unlike exit polls, PVTs do not ask citizens how they voted, rather they rely on trained...

During the election day, observers of the Civil Network OPORA did not identify any systemic violations of election law or conflicts that would destabilize the course of voting or have any significant impact on citizen voting results. However, frequent and recurrent procedural violations made by polling station election commissions and the incompetence or illegitimate intentions of voters had a negative effect on the course of election process on election day on July, 21, 2019.

21 July 2019 early parliamentary elections in Ukraine were organized and held by the state in line with the national legislation and democratic standards.

Voter turnout before 20:00 by OPORA

The voting process in 21 July 2019 early parliamentary elections as of 04:00 pm is quite democratic and in line with fundamental law regulations. According to OPORA's observers, who conduct observation at nationally representative sample of polling stations, there are no critical issues in organization of the voting process or serious potential threats at this stage of the election.

Voter turnout before 16:00 by OPORA

Civil Network OPORA continues to monitor the voting process and the adherence to election procedures on the nationally representative number of precinct election commissions.

Voter turnout before 12:00 by OPORA