Ukrainian parliamentary elections 28 October 2012

Exit polls

Results and candidates

During election campaign, the Commission forms the composition of the election participants, and on the night after the voting day 28 October 2012, final protocols begin to arrive from the polling stations. Elections of People's Deputies of Ukraine ends within 15 days after voting day with the establishment of official results. On this page, we present a list of candidates, as well as intermediate and final results of voting in real time.

Election date:	28 October 2012
Number of election participants:	21
Number of voters who voted:	20 388 019
Protocols processed:	100.00%

Voting Results in a Multi-Member State District

№	Name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Party of Regions	30% 6 116 746
2	Fatherland	25.54% 5 209 090
3	UDAR	13.96% 2 847 979
4	CPU	13.18% 2 687 269
5	Freedom	10.44% 2 129 933
6	Ukraine – Forward!	1.58% 322 198
7	Our Ukraine	1.11% 226 492
8	Radical Party	1.08% 221 144
9	PPU	0.56% 114 206
10	SPU	0.45% 93 071
11	PZU	0.34% 70 261
12	Green planet	0.34% 70 106
13	Russian Bloc	0.31% 63 532
14	Green	0.25% 51 369
15	Ukraine of the Future	0.18% 37 909
16	Native Fatherland	0.16% 32 701
17	NTSU	0.11% 22 854
18	New politics	0.1% 21 030
19	Community	0.08% 17 667
20	UNA	0.08% 16 913
21	LPU	0.07% 15 549

Representation of parties in parliament based on election results

Voter turnout

Region	as of 12:00	as of 16:00	as of 20:00
for Ukraine	24.06%	45.43%	57.98%
Autonomous Republic of Crimea	23.15%	39.47%	49.45%
Vinnytsia oblast	28.22%	51.11%	62.89%
Volyn oblast	24.57%	52.17%	65.74%
Dnipropetrovsk oblast	23.35%	42.08%	52.97%
Donetsk oblast	26.42%	46.87%	59.63%
Zhytomyr oblast	21.40%	44.99%	59.32%
Zakarpattia oblast	17.24%	38.79%	51.61%
Zaporizhzhya oblast	26.05%	45.63%	55.97%
Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	19.69%	46.68%	61.86%
Kiev oblast	27.08%	48.63%	61.98%
Kirovograd oblast	23.25%	40.61%	54.25%
Luhansk oblast	28.10%	46.92%	57.67%
Lviv oblast	19.89%	48.86%	67.12%
Nikolaev oblast	24.31%	41.77%	52.19%
Odessa oblast	20.51%	38.39%	49.64%
Poltava oblast	25.57%	46.22%	57.89%
Rivne oblast	22.34%	46.38%	61.83%
Sumy oblast	26.14%	46.59%	57.68%
Ternopil oblast	19.67%	50.03%	66.78%
Kharkiv oblast	22.76%	41.43%	53.08%
Kherson oblast	25.43%	41.58%	50.90%
Khmelnitsk oblast	26.99%	50.38%	62.34%
Cherkasy oblast	27.98%	49.72%	61.46%
Chernivtsi oblast	24.25%	47.27%	59.66%
Chernihiv oblast	29.43%	50.23%	61.09%
Kyiv	21.68%	46.94%	62.11%
Sevastopol	24.35%	40.64%	49.65%

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