Ukraine gets ready to elect a president: Kharkiv electorate confounds From: Ukrainian Weekly, The | Date: June 26, 1994| Author: Yarema Bachynsky | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Ukrainian Weekly, The

06-26-1994

Ukraine gets ready to elect a president: Kharkiv electorate confounds. pundits

This bustling industrial, transportation and university city of 2 million is preparing for the upcoming presidential and local (oblast and city) elections with a style all its own.

There are no mass pre-election rallies, with the exception of a few media events staged by Mayor Kushnariov. Likewise, none of the national-democratic parties, amo...

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