Ukraine: Zelensky and other prominent politicians vote in snap election

M/S Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky voting in parliamentary elections at polling station in Kiev, Ukraine
M/S Zelensky voting
C/U Zelensky casting his vote
W/S Press
SOT, Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President (Ukrainian): “I would like to see only new faces. We do not see a coalition with someone representing the previous power. For now, it is so. We do not know which parties will make it to parliament.” *LOOSE TRANSLATION*
W/S Leader of the Fatherland party and former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko arriving at polling station at lyceum №100 in Kiev
W/S Tymoshenko voting
W/S Tymoshenko casting her vote
W/S Tymoshenko leaving
M/S Tymoshenko speaking to journalists
M/S Tymoshenko leaving
W/S European Solidarity party leader and former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko at polling station in Kiev
W/S Poroshenko casting his vote
SOT, Petro Poroshenko, European Solidarity party leader, former Ukrainian president (Ukrainian): “I have voted for the UN, for NATO, for a European and Euro-Atlantic Ukraine. The European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is a guarantee of peace, safety, and prosperity for every Ukrainian citizen.” *LOOSE TRANSLATION* *JUMP CUT AT SOURCE*
W/S Poroshenko leaving
W/S Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament (Verkhovna Rada) Andrei Paruby voting in Kiev
W/S Paruby casting his vote
W/S Leader of ‘Voice’ party Svyatoslav Vakarchuk voting in Kiev
W/S Vakarchuk casting his vote
SOT, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, leader of the ‘Voice' party and frontman of music band Olean Elzy: “I voted for the future. I voted for new politics because I think that old politics has already shown the results in 28 years. We are all disappointed, so we need to change it. But it is not enough to change only a president, we need to change Rada in order to make real changes.”
W/S Vakarchuk leaving
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived at a polling station in Kiev on Sunday to cast his vote in the country's snap parliamentary election.
“I would like to see only new faces,” Zelensky said of the new Rada.
His predecessor as president, Petro Poroshenko, said he had voted “for the UN, for NATO, for a European and Euro-Atlantic Ukraine,” after casting his ballot at a separate polling station in the capital.
The leader of the Fatherland party, ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, also cast her vote at a polling station in Kiev.
Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Andrei Paruby and leader of the ‘Voice’ party Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, also known as the front man of the Okean Elzy band, also cast their ballots in the parliamentary vote.
Vakarchuk said he had voted for a new Ukrainian politics.
"It is not enough to change only a president, we need to change [the] Rada in order to make real changes," he said.