62% of Ukrainians believe that elections should only be held after the war is over, according to a poll published by the International Republican Institute (IRP) on Oct. 24.

  • @Deiskos
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    141 year ago

    also known as - 62% of Ukrainians read the fucking constitution which explicitly prohibits elections during the war

    • @Skipcast
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      121 year ago

      Understanding it doesn’t automatically mean agreeing with it

      • @volodymyr
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        11 year ago

        Indeed, if the overwhelming majority supports a change to the constitution, the change can be made.

    • Hyperreality
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      31 year ago

      The war is quite likely to become a frozen conflict, without a treaty resolving anything.

      Strictly speaking, you could then delay elections indefinitely.

      • @Deiskos
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        51 year ago

        Blame the escalation management that allowed russia to dig in and pull its head out it’s arse.

        This war could have been over by now if the “partners” didn’t delay more effective weapon systems for months.

        ATACMS, even the ancient model they gave us, showed it’s extreme effectiveness, and the world didn’t end. Yet it was delayed until after the summer offensive ground to a halt.

        F-16s just started training, even though it was requested first around sprind 2022.

        14 Challengers and 31 Abrams for a 1200 km front line. Counteroffense harder! Why aren’t you making progress?

        Hmm yes, Israel definitely needs those 155mm artillery shells to surgically attack Gaza.

        The list goes on and on.

  • @whatwhatwhatwhat
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    81 year ago

    Well, their enemy in this war isn’t exactly known for not engaging in election interference.

  • @volodymyr
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    61 year ago

    There is also some difficulty with holding the election in occupied territories.