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Presidential elections in Ukraine 2019

Online voting results (first, preliminary)

common data

Number of voting participants:	62
Total number of votes:	8193
Online voting start date:	30 November 2014
Online voting end date:	19 July 2018
Election date:	31 March 2019

results by candidates

№	Candidate name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Balashov G. V.	15.49% 1 269
2	Timoshenko Y. V.	14.44% 1 183
3	Poroshenko P. A.	7.41% 607
4	Another candidate	6.82% 559
5	Rabinovich V. Z.	6.79% 556
6	Gricenko A. S.	5.36% 439
7	Yarosh D. A.	4.63% 379
8	Sadovyy A. I.	4.5% 369
9	Lyashko O. V.	4.08% 334
10	Boyko Y. A.	3.75% 307
11	Tigipko S. L.	3.08% 252
12	Azarov N. Y.	2.17% 178
13	Veyder D. A.	1.97% 161
14	Tyagnibok O. Y.	1.88% 154
15	Dobkin M. M.	1.88% 154
16	I will not vote	1.78% 146
17	Simonenko P. N.	1.56% 128
18	Vilkul A. Y.	1.43% 117
19	Turchinov A. V.	0.96% 79
20	Groysman V. B.	0.81% 66
21	Mochanov A. Y.	0.79% 65
22	Klichko V. V.	0.7% 57
23	Medvedchuk V. V.	0.68% 56
24	Bogomolec O. V.	0.68% 56
25	Nayem M. .	0.63% 52
26	Sobolev E. V.	0.62% 51
27	Yacenyuk A. P.	0.6% 49
28	Lyzhichko R. S.	0.57% 47
29	Nalivaychenko V. A.	0.56% 46
30	Bereza B. E.	0.33% 27
31	Tomenko N. V.	0.33% 27
32	Koshulinskiy R. V.	0.22% 18
33	Berezyuk O. V.	0.21% 17
34	Korolevskaya N. Y.	0.17% 14
35	Shufrich N. I.	0.16% 13
36	Gopko A. N.	0.15% 12
37	Gacko V. N.	0.13% 11
38	Syroed O. I.	0.13% 11
39	Sheremeta P. M.	0.12% 10
40	Semenchenko S. I.	0.12% 10
41	Horoshkovskiy V. I.	0.12% 10
42	Katerinchuk N. D.	0.11% 9
43	Chornovol T. N.	0.1% 8
44	Shimkiv D. A.	0.1% 8
45	Arbuzov S. G.	0.09% 7
46	Avakov A. B.	0.09% 7
47	Lucenko Y. V.	0.07% 6
48	Litvin V. M.	0.07% 6
49	Homutynnik V. Y.	0.07% 6
50	Syumar V. P.	0.06% 5
51	Goncharenko A. A.	0.06% 5
52	Kutovoy T. V.	0.05% 4
53	Levchenko N. A.	0.05% 4
54	Geraschenko A. Y.	0.05% 4
55	Parubiy A. V.	0.05% 4
56	Kirilenko V. A.	0.05% 4
57	Kaletnik O. N.	0.04% 3
58	Ulyanchenko V. I.	0.04% 3
59	Lucenko I. V.	0.01% 1
60	Yarema V. G.	0.01% 1
61	Kovalchuk V. A.	0.01% 1
62	Petrenko P. D.	0.01% 1
63	Popov I. V.	0% 0
64	Chernenko A. N.	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Kyiv	21.05% 1 725
2	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	11.51% 943
3	Kharkiv oblast	8.96% 734
4	Odessa oblast	8.8% 721
5	Zaporizhzhya oblast	5.44% 446
6	Donetsk oblast	5.36% 439
7	Kiev oblast	4.04% 331
8	Poltava oblast	3.16% 259
9	Nikolaev oblast	2.87% 235
10	Lviv oblast	2.78% 228
11	Region not specified	2.78% 228
12	Kherson oblast	2.23% 183
13	Sumy oblast	2.22% 182
14	Vinnytsia oblast	2.21% 181
15	Cherkasy oblast	2.07% 170
16	Luhansk oblast	1.95% 160
17	Zhytomyr oblast	1.55% 127
18	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.42% 116
19	Kirovograd oblast	1.32% 108
20	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	1.26% 103
21	Chernihiv oblast	1.23% 101
22	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	1.01% 83
23	Zakarpattia oblast	1% 82
24	Volyn oblast	0.99% 81
25	Chernivtsi oblast	0.84% 69
26	Rivne oblast	0.79% 65
27	Ternopil oblast	0.57% 47
28	Abroad	0.44% 36
29	Sevastopol	0.12% 10

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	67.35% 5518
2	women	22.02% 1804
3	gender not specified	10.63% 871

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	24 - 32	32.15% 2634
2	33 - 44	25.74% 2109
3	18 - 23	19.93% 1633
4	45 - 59	13.01% 1066
5	Age not specified	6.16% 505
6	60 and older	3% 246

preliminary voting ended!

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