Kherson oblast. Elections to the oblast council 25 October 2020

Election date:	25 October 2020
Election region:	Kherson oblast
Election type:	Oblast Council elections
Number of Council Seats:	64
Registered parties:	14
Total candidates on the lists:	696
Number of voters:	-
Total voted FOR:	238 671
Turnout:	32,39 %
Processed Protocols:	100,00 %

Election results

№	Registered party	Votes FOR (%)
1	OPFL	20,44% 48 775
	Number of candidates: 41 Total mandates: 15
2	We have to live here!	17,99% 42 942
	Number of candidates: 64 Total mandates: 13
3	Servant of the People	15,20% 36 283
	Number of candidates: 59 Total mandates: 11
4	European Solidarity	9,50% 22 674
	Number of candidates: 41 Total mandates: 7
5	Our Land	9,45% 22 552
	Number of candidates: 59 Total mandates: 7
6	Fatherland	7,59% 18 111
	Number of candidates: 46 Total mandates: 6
7	Saldo Bloc	5,03% 12 007
	Number of candidates: 55 Total mandates: 5
8	Radical Party	3,24% 7 738
	Number of candidates: 47
9	For the Future	3,05% 7 289
	Number of candidates: 51
10	PZU	2,74% 6 534
	Number of candidates: 61
11	UDAR	2,09% 4 985
	Number of candidates: 49
12	PARMS	1,52% 3 617
	Number of candidates: 41
13	Victory of Palchevsky	1,12% 2 666
	Number of candidates: 41
14	Proposition	1,05% 2 498
	Number of candidates: 41

Representation of parties on the council based on the election results

Brief Election News

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11 days back

RBC Ukraine: The bill on holding elections and a referendum could be submitted by the end of February. However, the elections themselves, like the referendum, are planned to be held no later than 90 days after the ceasefire.

11 days back

Active Group Poll: If the election takes place, Zelensky and Zaluzhny will likely advance to the second round. Detailed results of party and presidential ratings:

16 days back

Zelensky: Ukraine considers it necessary to consolidate the 20-point plan to end the war in a nationwide referendum as the strongest form of legitimation. However, holding a referendum requires at least 60 days of a complete ceasefire and proper security infrastructure, which Russia is currently not agreeing to

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