Local council elections 2020

Online voting results (first, preliminary)

common data

Number of voting participants:	55
Total number of votes:	863
Online voting start date:	13 December 2019
Online voting end date:	-
Election date:	25 October 2020

results by parties

№	Party name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Party of Shariy	43.57% 376
2	European Solidarity	17.61% 152
3	Servant of the People	8.57% 74
4	Voice	5.56% 48
5	OPFL	5.45% 47
6	Union of Left Forces	4.52% 39
7	Fatherland	2.09% 18
8	Power of people	2.09% 18
9	UDAR	1.97% 17
10	Opposition Bloc	1.04% 9
11	Trust deeds	1.04% 9
12	I will not vote	0.93% 8
13	Freedom	0.7% 6
14	Another party	0.58% 5
15	European Party	0.46% 4
16	Our Land	0.35% 3
17	Movement of New Forces	0.35% 3
18	Ukrainian Strategy	0.35% 3
19	People's Front	0.23% 2
20	National Corps	0.23% 2
21	5.10	0.23% 2
22	Radical Party	0.23% 2
23	Social Justice	0.23% 2
24	Right Sector	0.23% 2
25	Maritime Party	0.23% 2
26	Platform of Nadiya Savchenko	0.12% 1
27	Left Opposition	0.12% 1
28	UKROP	0.12% 1
29	Agrarian Party	0.12% 1
30	Hometown	0.12% 1
31	People's Movement of Ukraine	0.12% 1
32	Self Reliance	0.12% 1
33	Revival	0.12% 1
34	Unity of Omelchenko	0.12% 1
35	Spade	0.12% 1
36	Native country	0% 0
37	UNA	0% 0
38	Power of Law	0% 0
39	Democratic Alliance	0% 0
40	Independence	0% 0
41	Torch	0% 0
42	People's Party	0% 0
43	Civil Position	0% 0
44	Patriot	0% 0
45	CUN	0% 0
46	Osnova	0% 0
47	Strength and Honor	0% 0
48	United Centre	0% 0
49	UGP	0% 0
50	For specific cases	0% 0
51	Party of Veterans of Afghanistan	0% 0
52	Cherkasy residents	0% 0
53	Movement of Nalyvaichenko "Justice"	0% 0
54	PZU	0% 0
55	UPP	0% 0
56	People's control	0% 0
57	Will	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	20.51% 177
2	Kyiv	14.72% 127
3	Kharkiv oblast	9.85% 85
4	Donetsk oblast	7.42% 64
5	Odessa oblast	6.95% 60
6	Zaporizhzhya oblast	6.03% 52
7	Region not specified	3.13% 27
8	Kiev oblast	3.01% 26
9	Lviv oblast	2.9% 25
10	Poltava oblast	2.78% 24
11	Nikolaev oblast	2.55% 22
12	Zhytomyr oblast	2.43% 21
13	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.51% 13
14	Sumy oblast	1.51% 13
15	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	1.51% 13
16	Zakarpattia oblast	1.39% 12
17	Kirovograd oblast	1.27% 11
18	Luhansk oblast	1.16% 10
19	Abroad	1.16% 10
20	Chernivtsi oblast	1.04% 9
21	Chernihiv oblast	1.04% 9
22	Volyn oblast	1.04% 9
23	Vinnytsia oblast	1.04% 9
24	Kherson oblast	1.04% 9
25	Cherkasy oblast	0.81% 7
26	Rivne oblast	0.81% 7
27	Ternopil oblast	0.7% 6
28	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	0.58% 5
29	Sevastopol	0.12% 1

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	56.66% 489
2	women	27.11% 234
3	gender not specified	16.22% 140

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	33 - 44	30.24% 261
2	45 - 59	19% 164
3	24 - 32	17.96% 155
4	18 - 23	15.99% 138
5	Age not specified	10.43% 90
6	60 and older	6.37% 55

preliminary voting ended!

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