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Presidential elections in Ukraine 2019

Online voting results (second, preliminary)

common data

Number of voting participants:	53
Total number of votes:	13263
Online voting start date:	20 July 2018
Online voting end date:	9 February 2019
Election date:	31 March 2019

results by candidates

№	Candidate name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Zelenskiy V. A.	63.02% 8 358
2	Muraev E. V.	13.31% 1 765
3	Poroshenko P. A.	7.03% 932
4	Balashov G. V.	4.09% 542
5	Timoshenko Y. V.	2.72% 361
6	Gricenko A. S.	1.53% 203
7	Sadovyy A. I.	1.44% 191
8	Vilkul A. Y.	0.93% 123
9	Vakarchuk S. I.	0.77% 102
10	Boyko Y. A.	0.74% 98
11	Lyashko O. V.	0.59% 78
12	Bileckiy A. E.	0.53% 70
13	Another candidate	0.41% 55
14	Rabinovich V. Z.	0.35% 46
15	Nalivaychenko V. A.	0.23% 31
16	I will not vote	0.23% 30
17	Shevchenko A. L.	0.2% 26
18	Dobkin M. M.	0.2% 26
19	Tyagnibok O. Y.	0.15% 20
20	Medvedchuk V. V.	0.15% 20
21	Bessmertnyy R. P.	0.14% 18
22	Taruta S. A.	0.11% 15
23	Savchenko N. V.	0.11% 14
24	Groysman V. B.	0.1% 13
25	Derevyanko Y. B.	0.1% 13
26	Simonenko P. N.	0.1% 13
27	Novinskiy V. V.	0.08% 11
28	Bogoslovskaya I. G.	0.08% 10
29	Gnap D. V.	0.07% 9
30	Klichko V. V.	0.06% 8
31	Yarosh D. A.	0.06% 8
32	Yacenyuk A. P.	0.05% 6
33	Nayem M. .	0.05% 6
34	Bogomolec O. V.	0.05% 6
35	Dobrodomov D. E.	0.04% 5
36	Skocik V. E.	0.03% 4
37	Sobolev E. V.	0.03% 4
38	Kiva I. V.	0.03% 4
39	Tomenko N. V.	0.02% 3
40	Chumak V. V.	0.02% 3
41	Konovalyuk V. I.	0.02% 2
42	Kupriy V. N.	0.02% 2
43	Turchinov A. V.	0.02% 2
44	Kohanivskiy N. N.	0.02% 2
45	Danilko A. M.	0.02% 2
46	Avakov A. B.	0.01% 1
47	Onischenko A. R.	0.01% 1
48	Kaplin S. N.	0.01% 1
49	Nasirov R. M.	0% 0
50	Batenko T. I.	0% 0
51	Bondar V. V.	0% 0
52	Gacko V. N.	0% 0
53	Katerinchuk N. D.	0% 0
54	Lucenko Y. V.	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Zaporizhzhya oblast	13.7% 1 817
2	Kyiv	12.64% 1 677
3	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	11.78% 1 563
4	Odessa oblast	9.15% 1 213
5	Kharkiv oblast	8.89% 1 179
6	Kiev oblast	4.12% 547
7	Poltava oblast	4.11% 545
8	Donetsk oblast	3.89% 516
9	Nikolaev oblast	2.84% 377
10	Lviv oblast	2.38% 315
11	Kherson oblast	2.33% 309
12	Kirovograd oblast	2.22% 294
13	Zakarpattia oblast	2.12% 281
14	Sumy oblast	2.07% 274
15	Cherkasy oblast	2.01% 266
16	Vinnytsia oblast	1.99% 264
17	Region not specified	1.97% 261
18	Chernihiv oblast	1.73% 230
19	Zhytomyr oblast	1.6% 212
20	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.41% 187
21	Chernivtsi oblast	1.33% 176
22	Luhansk oblast	1.25% 166
23	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	1.01% 134
24	Rivne oblast	0.97% 128
25	Volyn oblast	0.94% 125
26	Ternopil oblast	0.73% 97
27	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	0.44% 58
28	Abroad	0.38% 51
29	Sevastopol	0.01% 1

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	53.75% 7129
2	women	37.44% 4966
3	gender not specified	8.81% 1168

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	24 - 32	29.04% 3852
2	33 - 44	25.03% 3320
3	18 - 23	24.04% 3188
4	45 - 59	13.65% 1811
5	Age not specified	4.55% 603
6	60 and older	3.69% 489

preliminary voting ended!

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