Konotop. City Council elections 25 October 2020

Election date:	25 October 2020
Election region:	Konotop
Election type:	City Council elections
Number of Council Seats:	38
Registered parties:	17
Total candidates on the lists:	492
Number of voters:	60 531
Total voted FOR:	18 260
Turnout:	-
Processed Protocols:	100,00 %

Election results

№	Registered party	Votes FOR (%)
1	Freedom	22,37% 4 085
	Number of candidates: 29 Total mandates: 11
2	OPFL	16,79% 3 066
	Number of candidates: 38 Total mandates: 8
3	Servant of the People	11,63% 2 124
	Number of candidates: 38 Total mandates: 6
4	For the Future	9,72% 1 774
	Number of candidates: 38 Total mandates: 5
5	European Solidarity	7,46% 1 363
	Number of candidates: 25 Total mandates: 4
6	Fatherland	6,73% 1 228
	Number of candidates: 38 Total mandates: 4
7	Our Land	4,92% 899
	Number of candidates: 32
8	Self Reliance	4,74% 866
	Number of candidates: 28
9	Strength and Honor	3,32% 607
	Number of candidates: 21
10	Radical Party	2,96% 540
	Number of candidates: 28
11	European Party	1,88% 344
	Number of candidates: 21
12	Proposition	1,86% 339
	Number of candidates: 30
13	Civil Position	1,75% 320
	Number of candidates: 22
14	Democratic Alliance	1,28% 233
	Number of candidates: 38
15	Agrarian Party	1,11% 203
	Number of candidates: 21
16	Ukrainian party	0,89% 162
	Number of candidates: 24
17	UDAR	0,59% 107
	Number of candidates: 21

Representation of parties on the council based on the election results

Brief Election News

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63 days back

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63 days back

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66 days back

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