Local council elections 2020

Online voting results (first, final)

common data

Number of voting participants:	90
Total number of votes:	602
Online voting start date:	24 September 2020
Online voting end date:	1 May 2021
Election date:	25 October 2020

results by parties

№	Party name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Party of Shariy	22.76% 137
2	European Solidarity	14.45% 87
3	Servant of the People	9.3% 56
4	OPFL	7.97% 48
5	Voice	5.48% 33
6	UDAR	4.49% 27
7	Successful Kharkiv	3.32% 20
8	Fatherland	2.66% 16
9	National Corps	2.33% 14
10	For the Future	1.99% 12
11	Proposition	1.99% 12
12	Svitlichnaya Bloc Together	1.83% 11
13	Another party	1.5% 9
14	Our Land	1.33% 8
15	Democratic Sokira	1.33% 8
16	I will not vote	1.16% 7
17	Trust deeds	1% 6
18	Strength and Honor	1% 6
19	Native Home	0.83% 5
20	Public force	0.83% 5
21	Victory of Palchevsky	0.66% 4
22	Power of people	0.66% 4
23	Freedom	0.66% 4
24	PSPU	0.5% 3
25	Saldo Bloc	0.5% 3
26	Vilkul Bloc	0.5% 3
27	5.10	0.5% 3
28	Union of Left Forces	0.5% 3
29	Radical Party	0.5% 3
30	Bee	0.33% 2
31	European Party	0.33% 2
32	We have to live here!	0.33% 2
33	Darth Vader Bloc	0.33% 2
34	Dnipro Team	0.33% 2
35	Youth Party	0.33% 2
36	Boychenko Bloc	0.33% 2
37	Ours	0.33% 2
38	Self Reliance	0.33% 2
39	Right Sector	0.33% 2
40	Ukrainian Strategy	0.33% 2
41	Golubov Bloc	0.17% 1
42	Trust	0.17% 1
43	Volodymyr Buryak party	0.17% 1
44	City Perspective	0.17% 1
45	Native Zakarpattia	0.17% 1
46	Order	0.17% 1
47	Hometown	0.17% 1
48	Single alternative	0.17% 1
49	Nikolaev residents	0.17% 1
50	Rivne Together	0.17% 1
51	Native country	0.17% 1
52	Maritime Party	0.17% 1
53	Democratic Alliance	0.17% 1
54	PZU	0.17% 1
55	LPU	0.17% 1
56	UGP	0.17% 1
57	People's Party	0.17% 1
58	Civil Position	0.17% 1
59	Cherkasy residents	0.17% 1
60	Opposition Bloc	0.17% 1
61	Unity of Omelchenko	0.17% 1
62	Khersonci	0.17% 1
63	People's control	0.17% 1
64	Patriot	0% 0
65	Bereza Eco party	0% 0
66	UPP	0% 0
67	People's Movement of Ukraine	0% 0
68	Conscious	0% 0
69	Community Development Party	0% 0
70	Alternative	0% 0
71	Brotherhood	0% 0
72	Hurwitz Bloc	0% 0
73	Party of ordinary people	0% 0
74	Chernivtsi residents	0% 0
75	"KMKS" the Party of Hungarians	0% 0
76	ORJ	0% 0
77	Movement of Nalyvaichenko "Justice"	0% 0
78	Reasonable force	0% 0
79	Osnova	0% 0
80	Platform of Nadiya Savchenko	0% 0
81	For specific cases	0% 0
82	Socialists	0% 0
83	WARTA	0% 0
84	Agrarian Party	0% 0
85	Internet Party	0% 0
86	Party of Vinnytsia residents	0% 0
87	CUN	0% 0
88	Will	0% 0
89	Wave	0% 0
90	Republican Platform	0% 0
91	Andrey Baloga Team	0% 0
92	Socialist Party of Moroz	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	16.61% 100
2	Kyiv	16.28% 98
3	Kharkiv oblast	13.62% 82
4	Odessa oblast	7.81% 47
5	Zaporizhzhya oblast	5.98% 36
6	Kiev oblast	5.98% 36
7	Donetsk oblast	5.65% 34
8	Kherson oblast	3.32% 20
9	Poltava oblast	2.82% 17
10	Lviv oblast	2.33% 14
11	Chernihiv oblast	1.99% 12
12	Sumy oblast	1.83% 11
13	Nikolaev oblast	1.66% 10
14	Luhansk oblast	1.5% 9
15	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	1.33% 8
16	Vinnytsia oblast	1.33% 8
17	Kirovograd oblast	1.33% 8
18	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	1.33% 8
19	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.16% 7
20	Cherkasy oblast	1.16% 7
21	Rivne oblast	1% 6
22	Zhytomyr oblast	1% 6
23	Volyn oblast	1% 6
24	Region not specified	0.83% 5
25	Zakarpattia oblast	0.5% 3
26	Ternopil oblast	0.33% 2
27	Chernivtsi oblast	0.17% 1
28	Abroad	0.17% 1
29	Sevastopol	0% 0

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	60.47% 364
2	women	32.06% 193
3	gender not specified	7.48% 45

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	33 - 44	29.24% 176
2	24 - 32	22.92% 138
3	18 - 23	22.43% 135
4	45 - 59	16.28% 98
5	60 and older	6.48% 39
6	Age not specified	2.66% 16

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