Elections in Ukraine will be held differently: what awaits voters after the war.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is actively working on a draft law to regulate the conduct of elections after the end of the war. The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, noted that special laws are a necessary step for organizing so-called post-war elections.

'We are developing this draft law, as a new special draft law is needed to regulate the so-called post-war elections.'

Ruslan Stefanchuk emphasized the importance of preparing for future elections in the context of a post-war situation, which could be complicated and unpredictable. The Verkhovna Rada is working on various options to ensure that citizens can exercise their constitutional right to participate in elections.

'But we are preparing various basic scenarios so that people can exercise their fundamental constitutional right to choose. This must be implemented in Ukraine, and I am confident that we will be able to find the right legislative compromise.'

Preparation for Post-War Elections

The development of special legislation for post-war elections demonstrates the readiness of the Ukrainian authorities to restore democratic processes after the war period. The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada is confident that optimal solutions will be found for holding fair and transparent elections under difficult conditions after the conflict.