Look here for info and results (First exit polls at 20pm local time, results at 22.30pm):
http://en.c-inform.info
BTW: Fabrizio Bertot, a member of the European Parliament from the EPP (Conservatives), who observes the elections in Crimea, told media that the election looks like elections in Italy and that he has seen no irregularities.
(some Western media outfits have reported on the glass boxes where voters throw their ballots into as being "not fair").
I don't see much of a problem with this, because people can vote in voting booths, then fold their ballots once or twice and nobody sees who they voted.
Then, again, because the ballot boxes are glass everybody can see who folded their ballots once or twice.
This is common in many European countries, so it's not some sign of unfair elections. Also I doubt that many opponents of Crimea joining Russia would bother voting when the other option apparently still allows for Crimea to join Russia.
