What European Solidarity bet on in Odesa and why it worked

While Odesa’s City Council gets to work, the Odesa Oblast Rada is drowning in scandals and remote counties live their own political life

How party-based election affected campaigns in small communities of Prykarpattia

How civic movements evolve in the city that is a symbol of soviet industrialization of Ukraine

Despite strong representation in Parliament, Sluha Narodu in Khmelnytskyi essentially lost the ability to seriously influence political life in the region after the local election

On local elections and what they mean for Ukraine

The move is in line with the Electoral Code of Ukraine

2020 local elections will be more of a challenge for the Servant of the People party than the parliamentary campaign

The Ukrainian authorities would like to hold local elections simultaneously across the entire Ukrainian territory, including the temporary occupied areas

The leader of the Democratic Alliance party the results of the local elections, the prospects of small parties and the chances of consolidating new political forces as a counterweight to oligarchic political clubs

Power of the People leader on how to win an election without serious cash

Analysis of elections in Eastern Ukraine: old and new parties

The new mayor of Hlukhiv, a descendant of the renowned Tereshchenko family, talks about his team, how he plans to cooperate with other mayors in Sumy Oblast, how the city’s economy can be realistically revived, and how to shore up the border with the Russian Federation, which is only 15 kilometers away

Ukraine needs an election system that will enable new movements and politicians who enjoy community trust locally

Can activists defend community interests even if outwardly undemocratic forces control local government?

Despite its patriotism, Dnipropetrovsk region remains a stronghold of the Party of Regions and oligarchs

Major challenges in the upcoming election of regional governments

Oleksandr Chernenko spoke about the main challenges to changing the local political powers-that-be, electoral risks, and the voting rights of internally displaced persons