Instead of the info-posters of Yaroslav Dubnevych, the DEC #120 has received from the printing-house the ones of Bohdan Dubnevych, his brother nominated in the ED#118.

As Vitaliy Andrushko, a long-term OPORA Network observer at the ED #120 (the town of Horodok) reports, the DEC has yesterday received information posters to be distributed at polling stations. However, instead of posters of Yaroslav Dubnevych, the printing-house sent the posters of his brother Bohdan, who is also nominated to Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (ED#118)

In fact, in accordance with the order from the CEC the printing-house produced two pressruns of info-posters for Bohdan Dubnevych. There were no orders for Yaroslav Dubnevych posters. During the night the necessary number of posters was printed out. Now they are being delivered to the polling stations by the candidate’s team.

For more details:
Iryna Shvets, press-secretary, OPORA monitoring campaign – 063 628 68 40.
 
Reference:
Civic monitoring conducted by OPORA - is a type of network activity, aimed at impartial assessment of the preparation and conduct of elections, as well as preventing electoral violations through comprehensive civic action. Starting from September 2014, Civil Network OPORA conducts a large-scale observation of special parliamentary elections in Ukraine. The organization will attract 213 long-term observers in every region of Ukraine to monitor the campaign from its official start to announcement of the final election results. On the Election Day on May 26, more than 2,000 activists will join them to conduct statistically-based parallel vote tabulation.
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