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Stefanchuk recalled the Eurovision voting via Diia.
Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk commented on the possibility of holding elections in Diia. According to him, in the near term this is unlikely, considering the constitutional requirements for holding elections.
“Right now, such an opportunity, where elections would meet the main criteria — democracy, security, and trust — is very difficult to achieve under the current conditions. So I think it is unlikely in the near future,” the speaker said, reported by Suspline.
Stefanchuk mentioned inaccuracies with the voting for Ukraine’s representative at Eurovision via Diia.
“Regarding Diia — I respect Diia, I vote myself, but I don’t want us to have what happened during the Eurovision voting in presidential or parliamentary elections,” Stefanchuk noted.
He added that electronic voting is currently practiced only in the Russian Federation.
“And when criminal Putin sits and clicks on a computer with an inactive Windows, and votes, there will probably be questions about the results of those elections,” the Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada said.
As a reminder, in August former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov stated that he supports holding elections during the war and noted a “systemic crisis of governance” in the state.
Read more about elections during the war in Yuri Hanuszczak’s article "War Without a Date. And What to Do with Democracy?"
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