CEC announced results of Ukrainian presidential election in foreign constituencies

The current president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, had won the first round of elections and received the greatest support of voters – 38.93%, comedian Volodymyr Zelensky enlisted 26.01% of the votes. This is published on the website of the Central Election Commission After all ballots were processed in Ukraine’s foreign constituencies.

It is noted that as of 09:15 a.m. on April 2, all ballots were processed in Ukraine’s foreign constituencies (101 polling stations). In total, over 55,000 Ukrainians voted abroad.

The third place took Anatoliy Gritsenko (10.64%), the 4^th place Ihor Smeshko (6.62%); Ruslan Koshulinsky (4.67%) took 5^th place; then go Yulia Tymoshenko (4.21%); Yuriy Boyko (3.91%); Oleksandr Vilkul (1.80%).

According to the Central Election Commission, more than 42% out of 7.100 voters in Germany backed Poroshenko, 56.2% out of nearly 3,000 people in the United States and 40.60% out of 5,300 Ukrainians in Italy.

Zelensky won in Poland: he was backed by 38.70% out of 7,800 voters in total and in Belarus with the result of 41.02% (out of 1,000 voters in total).

Boyko received the most votes in Moldova and Estonia.

As The Journalist reported, the public broadcaster invites Poroshenko and Zelensky to debate.