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Ukrainian parliamentary elections 2019

Online voting results (first, preliminary)

common data

Number of voting participants: 55
Total number of votes: 5657
Online voting start date: 17 November 2017
Online voting end date: 25 June 2019
Election date: 21 July 2019

results by parties

№ Party name Votes FOR (%)
1
Servant of the People
38.98%
2205
2
European Solidarity
13.05%
738
3
5.10
6.33%
358
4
Freedom
5.48%
310
5
Fatherland
4.63%
262
6
Another party
4.56%
258
7
OPFL
3.73%
211
8
Civil Position
3.41%
193
9
Opposition Bloc
3.29%
186
10
National Corps
2.9%
164
11
Movement of New Forces
2.72%
154
12
Self Reliance
1.7%
96
13
People's Front
1.13%
64
14
UKROP
0.76%
43
15
Radical Party
0.74%
42
16
Platform of Nadiya Savchenko
0.6%
34
17
Right Sector
0.57%
32
18
National movement of D.Yarosh
0.55%
31
19
I will not vote
0.46%
26
20
Osnova
0.32%
18
21
Left Opposition
0.3%
17
22
Democratic Alliance
0.28%
16
23
Power of people
0.27%
15
24
Our Land
0.25%
14
25
UDAR
0.25%
14
26
UNA
0.25%
14
27
Movement of Nalyvaichenko "Justice"
0.21%
12
28
Agrarian Party
0.21%
12
29
Strong Ukraine
0.19%
11
30
European Party
0.18%
10
31
PZU
0.18%
10
32
SDP
0.14%
8
33
People's Movement of Ukraine
0.14%
8
34
People's control
0.12%
7
35
Reasonable force
0.12%
7
36
Socialists
0.11%
6
37
CUN
0.09%
5
38
Patriot
0.09%
5
39
For specific cases
0.09%
5
40
Determined Citizens Party
0.07%
4
41
Native country
0.07%
4
42
UGP
0.07%
4
43
Truth and Justice
0.05%
3
44
SPU
0.05%
3
45
Spade
0.05%
3
46
Revival
0.05%
3
47
United Centre
0.04%
2
48
UPP
0.04%
2
49
Solidarity of Women
0.04%
2
50
People's Party
0.04%
2
51
Successful Country
0.02%
1
52
PPU
0.02%
1
53
Strength of Communities
0.02%
1
54
NDPU
0.02%
1
55
Republican Platform
0%
0

results by region

№ Region Number of votes
1
Kyiv
17.85%
1 010
2
Dnipropetrovsk oblast
11.03%
624
3
Odessa oblast
9.55%
540
4
Kharkiv oblast
8.63%
488
5
Zaporizhzhya oblast
6.61%
374
6
Kiev oblast
5.02%
284
7
Donetsk oblast
4.01%
227
8
Lviv oblast
3.15%
178
9
Nikolaev oblast
2.93%
166
10
Poltava oblast
2.78%
157
11
Kherson oblast
2.51%
142
12
Region not specified
2.37%
134
13
Zhytomyr oblast
2.09%
118
14
Cherkasy oblast
2.09%
118
15
Sumy oblast
1.91%
108
16
Khmelnitsk oblast
1.89%
107
17
Ivano-Frankivsk oblast
1.77%
100
18
Luhansk oblast
1.66%
94
19
Kirovograd oblast
1.64%
93
20
Zakarpattia oblast
1.61%
91
21
Vinnytsia oblast
1.61%
91
22
Rivne oblast
1.4%
79
23
Chernihiv oblast
1.36%
77
24
Chernivtsi oblast
1.29%
73
25
Volyn oblast
1.04%
59
26
Ternopil oblast
0.9%
51
27
Abroad
0.65%
37
28
Autonomous Republic of Crimea
0.6%
34
29
Sevastopol
0.05%
3

results by gender

№ Gender Number of votes
1
men
57.79%
3269
2
women
32.19%
1821
3
gender not specified
10.02%
567

results by age

№ Age Number of votes
1
33 - 44
28.21%
1596
2
24 - 32
24.92%
1410
3
45 - 59
18.63%
1054
4
18 - 23
17.48%
989
5
60 and older
5.41%
306
6
Age not specified
5.34%
302
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