Simferopol, Ukraine (Antara Bali/Xinhua-OANA) - Local television quoted late Sunday an exit poll by the Crimean Republic Institute for Political and Social Studies as saying that 93 percent of voters in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea were in favor of reunification with Russia.
The remaining seven percent were polled as in favor of staying with Ukraine but with greater autonomy by restoring the 1992 Crimean constitution.
Sunday's referendum, the third in the history of Crimea, had its exit poll commissioned by the Kryminform news service and conducted by the Crimean Republic Institute for Political and Social Studies.
The final results of the 12-hour plebiscite are expected to come out overnight, with a possible official announcement some time on Monday.
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The remaining seven percent were polled as in favor of staying with Ukraine but with greater autonomy by restoring the 1992 Crimean constitution.
Sunday's referendum, the third in the history of Crimea, had its exit poll commissioned by the Kryminform news service and conducted by the Crimean Republic Institute for Political and Social Studies.
The final results of the 12-hour plebiscite are expected to come out overnight, with a possible official announcement some time on Monday.
COPYRIGHT © ANTARA News Bali 2014