CEC processes 1.1% of voting protocols: Zelensky and Poroshenko in the lead
Ukrainian presidential candidates Volodymyr Zelensky and incumbent President Petro Poroshenko have 26.99% and 17.57% of the vote, respectively, according to the Central Election Commission after processing 1.1% of voting protocols after Ukraine's March 31 Election Day.
According to the same data, 16.4% of voters supported Batkivschyna Party leader Yulia Timoshenko, 9.39% voted for candidate from the Opposition Platform - For Life Yuriy Boiko, while leader of the Radical Party Oleh Liashko scored 8.89%, leader of the Civil Position Party Anatoliy Hrytsenko had 6.36%, former SBU chief Ihor Smeshko had 4.44%, candidate from the Opposition Bloc Party Oleksandr Vilkul had 2.63%, and 2.08% voted for member of the Svoboda Party Ruslan Koshulynsky.
The remaining candidates scored less than 1% of the vote each.
Some 1.38% of ballots were declared invalid.
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