Poltava. City Council elections 25 October 2020

Election date:	25 October 2020
Election region:	Poltava
Election type:	City Council elections
Number of Council Seats:	42
Registered parties:	20
Total candidates on the lists:	740
Number of voters:	239 466
Total voted FOR:	66 695
Turnout:	-
Processed Protocols:	100,00 %

Election results

№	Registered party	Votes FOR (%)
1	For the Future	20,38% 13 595
	Number of candidates: 42 Total mandates: 10
2	Servant of the People	19,30% 12 870
	Number of candidates: 42 Total mandates: 9
3	Hometown	11,99% 7 996
	Number of candidates: 41 Total mandates: 6
4	European Solidarity	11,26% 7 512
	Number of candidates: 42 Total mandates: 6
5	OPFL	7,32% 4 884
	Number of candidates: 31 Total mandates: 4
6	Party of ordinary people	6,00% 3 999
	Number of candidates: 36 Total mandates: 4
7	Freedom	5,20% 3 467
	Number of candidates: 42 Total mandates: 3
8	Fatherland	4,80% 3 200
	Number of candidates: 39
9	Trust	3,85% 2 569
	Number of candidates: 42
10	SDP	2,59% 1 726
	Number of candidates: 42
11	Strength and Honor	1,45% 969
	Number of candidates: 35
12	Republic	1,17% 778
	Number of candidates: 37
13	Will	1,13% 753
	Number of candidates: 42
14	UDAR	0,75% 501
	Number of candidates: 36
15	Victory of Palchevsky	0,74% 496
	Number of candidates: 31
16	Agrarian Party	0,59% 393
	Number of candidates: 31
17	Radical Party	0,52% 348
	Number of candidates: 31
18	Our Land	0,35% 234
	Number of candidates: 31
19	People's Movement of Ukraine	0,32% 215
	Number of candidates: 36
20	Proposition	0,28% 190
	Number of candidates: 31

Representation of parties on the council based on the election results

Brief Election News

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