The Ministry of Defense has announced the new members of the Public Anti-Corruption Council. Here's how Ukrainians voted on the matter.

The results of the nationwide online elections for the Public Anti-Corruption Council under the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine have been announced. The anti-corruption body will include 15 out of 40 candidates who received the highest number of votes.

The names and the number of votes received were announced by the Ministry of Defense. It was noted that during the meeting, the Commission processed the open voting protocol, the open voting chain, the report-analysis of the current voting, and the system operation protocols developed by the NGO "Electronic Democracy." It has been established that during the online elections, no technical interventions that could significantly affect the results were recorded.

New composition of the Public Anti-Corruption Council under the Ministry of Defense

1. Hudyimenko Yuriy Volodymyrovych (Veteran Axe) – 65,222 votes;

2. Mykolaienko Tatyana Volodymyrivna (Independent Anti-Corruption Commission) – 43,515;

3. Shuba Anastasia Vadymivna (Anti-Corruption Axe) – 40,281;

4. Solovyev Nikita Oleksandrovych (Anti-Corruption Axe) – 39,860;

5. Shtankov Nikita Volodymyrovych (Veteran Axe) – 39,724;

6. Bryt Oresta Pavlivna (BON) – 39,285;

7. Nysphorka Elena Ivanivna (Anti-Corruption Axe) – 39,231;

8. Chernov Oleg Valeryevich (Ukrainian Legal Society) – 37,829;

9. Kostetsky Maxim Yuriyovych (Independent Anti-Corruption Commission) – 37,683;

10. Bishchuk Viktor Pavlovych (Ukrainian Legal Society) – 37,612;

11. Trehub Elena Mykolaivna (Independent Anti-Corruption Commission) – 37,480;

12. Datsenko Ekaterina Andriivna (Public Control Center) – 34,635;

13. Mykytiuk Anton Serhiyovych (Public Control Center) – 33,454;

14. Masyuk Vitaliy Volodymyrovych (Ukrainian Legal Society) – 32,948;

15. Prudkovskyi Viktor Vyacheslavovych (Public Control Center) – 32,136.

As reported by "Telegraph," the first attempt to conduct online voting for members of the Public Anti-Corruption Council under the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine at the end of December was unsuccessful. Most of those wishing to vote were unable to cast their ballot for any candidate, as the voting site nearly ceased to function.