Ukrainian parliamentary elections 2019

Online voting results (second, final)

common data

Number of voting participants:	23
Total number of votes:	5385
Online voting start date:	25 June 2019
Online voting end date:	26 July 2019
Election date:	21 July 2019

results by parties

№	Party name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Party of Shariy	74% 3985
2	Servant of the People	8.97% 483
3	Freedom	4.66% 251
4	European Solidarity	4.03% 217
5	Opposition Bloc	2.1% 113
6	OPFL	1.49% 80
7	Voice	1.24% 67
8	Movement of New Forces	1.02% 55
9	Strength and Honor	0.65% 35
10	Fatherland	0.54% 29
11	Civil Position	0.28% 15
12	I will not vote	0.24% 13
13	Radical Party	0.17% 9
14	Ukrainian Strategy	0.15% 8
15	Independence	0.13% 7
16	Agrarian Party	0.07% 4
17	Power of people	0.06% 3
18	Self Reliance	0.06% 3
19	PZU	0.06% 3
20	Patriot	0.04% 2
21	Social Justice	0.04% 2
22	Power of Law	0.02% 1
23	Torch	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Odessa oblast	14.04% 756
2	Kyiv	13.57% 731
3	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	10.34% 557
4	Donetsk oblast	9.92% 534
5	Kharkiv oblast	9.21% 496
6	Zaporizhzhya oblast	7.17% 386
7	Poltava oblast	3.94% 212
8	Kiev oblast	3.34% 180
9	Nikolaev oblast	2.95% 159
10	Luhansk oblast	2.92% 157
11	Lviv oblast	2.19% 118
12	Kherson oblast	1.97% 106
13	Region not specified	1.8% 97
14	Zhytomyr oblast	1.71% 92
15	Vinnytsia oblast	1.69% 91
16	Chernihiv oblast	1.6% 86
17	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	1.45% 78
18	Kirovograd oblast	1.43% 77
19	Cherkasy oblast	1.23% 66
20	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.21% 65
21	Abroad	1.02% 55
22	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	1% 54
23	Sumy oblast	0.82% 44
24	Zakarpattia oblast	0.82% 44
25	Rivne oblast	0.72% 39
26	Chernivtsi oblast	0.61% 33
27	Ternopil oblast	0.56% 30
28	Volyn oblast	0.56% 30
29	Sevastopol	0.22% 12

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	63.1% 3398
2	women	27.45% 1478
3	gender not specified	9.45% 509

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	33 - 44	35.73% 1924
2	24 - 32	27.45% 1478
3	45 - 59	17.77% 957
4	18 - 23	11.18% 602
5	Age not specified	4.85% 261
6	60 and older	3.03% 163

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