Ukrainian parliamentary elections 2012

Online voting results (second, final)

common data

Number of voting participants:	22
Total number of votes:	8535
Online voting start date:	18 August 2012
Online voting end date:	26 October 2012
Election date:	28 October 2012

results by parties

№	Party name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Freedom	39.41% 3364
2	Fatherland	21.02% 1794
3	Party of Regions	5.53% 472
4	CPU	3.37% 288
5	PPU	3.18% 271
6	Green planet	2.81% 240
7	Ukraine – Forward!	1.65% 141
8	Our Ukraine	1.57% 134
9	I will not vote	1.29% 110
10	Radical Party	0.7% 60
11	SPU	0.52% 44
12	Ukrainian Platform "Sobor"	0.48% 41
13	Russian Bloc	0.48% 41
14	UNA	0.46% 39
15	Green	0.4% 34
16	LPU	0.36% 31
17	PZU	0.34% 29
18	Community	0.23% 20
19	New politics	0.22% 19
20	Ukraine of the Future	0.2% 17
21	Native Fatherland	0.15% 13
22	NTSU	0.15% 13
23	UDAR	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Kyiv	19.2% 1 639
2	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	7.8% 666
3	Donetsk oblast	6.12% 522
4	Luhansk oblast	6.08% 519
5	Lviv oblast	5.92% 505
6	Kharkiv oblast	5.75% 491
7	Odessa oblast	5.65% 482
8	Zaporizhzhya oblast	4.15% 354
9	Kiev oblast	3.28% 280
10	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	3.06% 261
11	Cherkasy oblast	2.66% 227
12	Poltava oblast	2.66% 227
13	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	2.28% 195
14	Nikolaev oblast	2.2% 188
15	Region not specified	2.18% 186
16	Vinnytsia oblast	2.14% 183
17	Sumy oblast	2.04% 174
18	Kherson oblast	1.98% 169
19	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.83% 156
20	Chernihiv oblast	1.82% 155
21	Zhytomyr oblast	1.76% 150
22	Rivne oblast	1.7% 145
23	Ternopil oblast	1.61% 137
24	Zakarpattia oblast	1.56% 133
25	Kirovograd oblast	1.38% 118
26	Volyn oblast	1.35% 115
27	Chernivtsi oblast	0.9% 77
28	Abroad	0.57% 49
29	Sevastopol	0.37% 32

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	71.11% 6069
2	women	18.77% 1602
3	gender not specified	10.12% 864

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	24 - 32	27.21% 2322
2	33 - 44	26.62% 2272
3	18 - 23	17.54% 1497
4	45 - 59	17.35% 1481
5	Age not specified	8.07% 689
6	60 and older	3.21% 274

final voting ended!

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Brief Election News

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20 days back

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20 days back

Former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov: Ukraine needs to find a mechanism to hold elections amid war. All Ukrainians must have the opportunity to vote.

24 days back

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: "Everything depends on these next few months—whether we'll have the opportunity to end the war before the fall. Before the elections—important, influential elections in the United States. If we can achieve peace, then we have a window of opportunity; that window is now open."

197 days back