KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's president-elect Volodymyr Zelenskiy, keen to build parliamentary support, said on Thursday the election commission was preventing him from calling a snap parliamentary election by delaying the announcement of his election victory.
Zelenskiy won by a landslide in last Sunday's presidential election but he has no lawmakers in parliament. Calling a snap election could help his new party win seats while his popularity is high.
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