Parliament sets elections for Kyiv mayor and Kyiv City Council deputies for May 25
The Verkhovna Rada has slated early elections for Kyiv City Council deputies and Kyiv mayor for May 25, 2014, simultaneously with snap presidential elections.
A total of 331 MPs out of the 363 registered in the parliament's session hall voted for such a decision on Tuesday.
"The elections for Kyiv City Council and Kyiv mayor will be held simultaneously with the presidential elections in Ukraine. This will save funds," Verkhovna Rada Chairman and acting President Oleksandr Turchynov said after discussing this proposal.
As reported, the term of office of Kyiv City Council ended on June 2, 2013, but the Verkhovna Rada was unable to set an election date.
The last elected Kyiv mayor, Leonid Chernovetsky, resigned in early June 2012.
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