REFERENDUM CRIMEA: Residents of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea voted on Sunday in connection to the annexation of their land to Russia in an election event denounced around the world, but supported by Moscow. The polling stations closed at 20.00 local time (18:00 GMT) and according to a preliminary exit polls survey, 93% of pollsters voted for Crimea’s incorporation into Russian Federation.
Update: The final results in Crimea’s referendum: 96.77% of people said “Yes” to incorporation of Crimea into Russian Federation as the turnout was 83.1%. (scroll for video)
The public attendance in Sunday’s referendum in the Ukrainian autonomous republic of Crimea reached 73.4% at 18:00 local time, according to official data released by the election commission and broadcast by news agency KrymInform.
“1,122,999 people voted until 18:00”, according to the local electoral commission president, Mikhail Malyshev. “In Sevastopol, participation in the polls reached 83.5 %,” he said.
While Russian troops and pro-Russian militias are deployed in Crimea, the inhabitants of this region in southern Ukraine are called to choose between integration with the Russian Federation and greater autonomy within Ukraine.
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Those who eagerly rushed out to vote were the pro-Russian residents and elderly people still living the Soviet nostalgia.
Crimea pro-Russian “Premier” Sergei Aksyonov voted in Simferopol and was confident that at the end of voting process “everyone will be happy.” It’s a historic moment, a new era,” he said, while a man waving the Ukrainian flag was pushed away by guards.
In Bakhchisaray, the main city of the Crimean Tatar Muslim community, whose leaders have urged a boycott of the referendum , the only ones who went to vote were Ukrainians of Russian origin.
FINAL RESULTS CRIMEAN REFERENDUM: Turnout-83.1%, Votes for joining Russia-96.77%