Lviv. City Council elections 25 October 2020

Election date:	25 October 2020
Election region:	Lviv
Election type:	City Council elections
Number of Council Seats:	64
Registered parties:	19
Total candidates on the lists:	969
Number of voters:	592 204
Total voted FOR:	220 128
Turnout:	-
Processed Protocols:	100,00 %

Election results

№	Registered party	Votes FOR (%)
1	European Solidarity	31,25% 68 794
	Number of candidates: 64 Total mandates: 26
2	Self Reliance	19,44% 42 787
	Number of candidates: 50 Total mandates: 17
3	Voice	8,91% 19 621
	Number of candidates: 55 Total mandates: 8
4	WARTA	6,96% 15 324
	Number of candidates: 64 Total mandates: 7
5	Freedom	6,86% 15 097
	Number of candidates: 64 Total mandates: 6
6	UGP	4,53% 9 971
	Number of candidates: 61
7	Fatherland	3,56% 7 843
	Number of candidates: 64
8	Servant of the People	3,46% 7 622
	Number of candidates: 64
9	Civil Position	3,26% 7 180
	Number of candidates: 43
10	People's Movement of Ukraine	2,88% 6 335
	Number of candidates: 64
11	Strength and Honor	2,09% 4 606
	Number of candidates: 64
12	OPFL	1,86% 4 097
	Number of candidates: 31
13	For the Future	1,70% 3 732
	Number of candidates: 63
14	UDAR	1,02% 2 242
	Number of candidates: 32
15	Spiritual Ukraine	0,68% 1 488
	Number of candidates: 52
16	CUN	0,62% 1 370
	Number of candidates: 33
17	Idea of the Nation	0,52% 1 150
	Number of candidates: 39
18	URP	0,22% 485
	Number of candidates: 31
19	Our Land	0,17% 384
	Number of candidates: 31

Representation of parties on the council based on the election results

Brief Election News

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Ukraine can hold elections, but they must be conditional on a ceasefire, at least for the duration of the election process and voting. Frankly, we here in Ukraine believe that America should discuss this with the Russian side.

18 hours back

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: The question of ceding territories to Russia should be decided by referendum. Whether through elections or a referendum, the Ukrainian people must take a position.

18 hours back

US President Donald Trump: Ukraine has a huge problem with corruption. And people are asking: When will there be elections? Will there be elections at all? Or are they just going to keep going?

1 day back

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: If our partners, including our key partner in Washington, are talking so much and so specifically about elections in Ukraine—elections under martial law—we must provide Ukrainian legal answers to every question and every doubt. It's not easy, but we certainly don't need pressure to do so. I expect the people's deputies to offer their perspective.

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