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✍️ Approximately 75% of the technical issues regarding the conduct of postwar elections have been worked through, and in September the working group plans to step up preparation of the corresponding bill – Deputy Chair of the Verkhovna Rada Olena Kondratiuk.
At the same time, elections can only take place after martial law is lifted, and preparing the electoral process will require at least six months.
According to the deputy speaker, this means bringing the bill "to some actual substance." Because all technical issues, Kondratiuk notes, have been discussed to about 75%. At the same time, political questions remain, which will depend on what form is given to this document.
"And when these elections should take place — and they can only take place after martial law has ended — six months are needed to prepare the entire electoral process, and only then can one speak of elections," she explained.
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