Kyiv. City Council elections 25 October 2020

Election date:	25 October 2020
Election region:	Kyiv
Election type:	City Council elections
Number of Council Seats:	120
Registered parties:	24
Total candidates on the lists:	2 197
Number of voters:	2 114 193
Total voted FOR:	691 588
Turnout:	-
Processed Protocols:	100,00 %

Election results

№	Registered party	Votes FOR (%)
1	European Solidarity	20,53% 141 978
	Number of candidates: 119 Total mandates: 31
2	UDAR	19,99% 138 239
	Number of candidates: 118 Total mandates: 30
3	Unity of Omelchenko	8,75% 60 496
	Number of candidates: 120 Total mandates: 14
4	OPFL	7,81% 54 025
	Number of candidates: 86 Total mandates: 12
5	Servant of the People	7,54% 52 124
	Number of candidates: 110 Total mandates: 12
6	Fatherland	7,50% 51 855
	Number of candidates: 120 Total mandates: 12
7	Voice	5,98% 41 327
	Number of candidates: 96 Total mandates: 9
8	Victory of Palchevsky	4,56% 31 547
	Number of candidates: 73
9	Strength and Honor	3,31% 22 915
	Number of candidates: 113
10	Freedom	3,15% 21 754
	Number of candidates: 110
11	Party of Shariy	2,72% 18 779
	Number of candidates: 59
12	Democratic Sokira	1,63% 11 299
	Number of candidates: 80
13	Native country	1,52% 10 499
	Number of candidates: 70
14	People's Power Levchenko's	1,12% 7 766
	Number of candidates: 110
15	For the Future	0,74% 5 141
	Number of candidates: 109
16	Ecological alternative	0,65% 4 529
	Number of candidates: 77
17	Bereza Eco party	0,65% 4 491
	Number of candidates: 67
18	Our Land	0,50% 3 477
	Number of candidates: 117
19	Right Sector	0,37% 2 560
	Number of candidates: 66
20	Radical Party	0,34% 2 340
	Number of candidates: 83
21	Proposition	0,24% 1 688
	Number of candidates: 81
22	Wave	0,22% 1 496
	Number of candidates: 81
23	Together is Power	0,09% 634
	Number of candidates: 66
24	Party of National Egoism	0,09% 629
	Number of candidates: 66

Representation of parties on the council based on the election results

Brief Election News

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