Ukraine’s parliamentary elections cemented the country’s westward shift away from Moscow’s influence yesterday, with exit polls suggesting parliament would for the first time be dominated by parties that staunchly back EU integration.
National exit polls from four reputable pollsters showed President Petro Poroshenko’s bloc gaining 22.2-23.2 per cent of the vote, slightly lower than pre-election polls had suggested.
Mr Poroshenko said he hoped the election would produce a “united, powerful and efficient team to implement reforms and restore peace to Ukraine”.
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