Ukrainian parliamentary elections 2012

Online voting results (first, preliminary)

common data

Number of voting participants:	19
Total number of votes:	6230
Online voting start date:	2 January 2012
Online voting end date:	18 August 2012
Election date:	28 October 2012

results by parties

№	Party name	Votes FOR (%)
1	Freedom	32.99% 2055
2	Fatherland	26.45% 1648
3	Civil Position	7.95% 495
4	Party of Regions	5.41% 337
5	CPU	4.41% 275
6	Front for Change	3.13% 195
7	PSPU	1.3% 81
8	Our Ukraine	1.12% 70
9	SPU	0.59% 37
10	Radical Party	0.53% 33
11	UPP	0.48% 30
12	Strong Ukraine	0.42% 26
13	For Ukraine!	0.3% 19
14	European Party	0.3% 19
15	People's Self-Defense	0.27% 17
16	People's Movement of Ukraine	0.22% 14
17	People's Party	0.21% 13
18	United Centre	0.13% 8
19	UDAR	0% 0

results by region

№	Region	Number of votes
1	Kyiv	18.12% 1 129
2	Dnipropetrovsk oblast	7.19% 448
3	Kharkiv oblast	6.87% 428
4	Odessa oblast	6.47% 403
5	Lviv oblast	6.24% 389
6	Donetsk oblast	6.16% 384
7	Zaporizhzhya oblast	4.03% 251
8	Kiev oblast	3.68% 229
9	Autonomous Republic of Crimea	3.53% 220
10	Region not specified	3.35% 209
11	Poltava oblast	3% 187
12	Luhansk oblast	2.92% 182
13	Cherkasy oblast	2.47% 154
14	Ivano-Frankivsk oblast	2.42% 151
15	Vinnytsia oblast	2.42% 151
16	Nikolaev oblast	2.26% 141
17	Zakarpattia oblast	2.01% 125
18	Rivne oblast	1.93% 120
19	Kherson oblast	1.89% 118
20	Chernihiv oblast	1.81% 113
21	Khmelnitsk oblast	1.75% 109
22	Sumy oblast	1.65% 103
23	Zhytomyr oblast	1.62% 101
24	Ternopil oblast	1.52% 95
25	Kirovograd oblast	1.43% 89
26	Volyn oblast	1.3% 81
27	Chernivtsi oblast	0.93% 58
28	Abroad	0.56% 35
29	Sevastopol	0.43% 27

results by gender

№	Gender	Number of votes
1	men	72.79% 4535
2	women	15.38% 958
3	gender not specified	11.83% 737

results by age

№	Age	Number of votes
1	33 - 44	30.66% 1910
2	45 - 59	23.98% 1494
3	24 - 32	22.49% 1401
4	18 - 23	9.23% 575
5	Age not specified	9.12% 568
6	60 and older	4.53% 282

preliminary voting ended!

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