Final results

Analysis comparison between all votes and Formal Votings only

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http://www.cvk.gov.ua/vnd2006/w6p001e.html
Source Offical Final results as of 30.03.2006 19:48:36   100% counted
Date March 29, 2006 Poll Date: March 26, 2006
Name of the party or electoral bloc
PR Party of Regions  
BYuT Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko
NS-NU Bloc 'Our Ukraine'
SPU Socialist Party of Ukraine
KPU Communist Party of Ukraine
NVB People's Opposition Bloc of Natalia Vitrenko
LPB Bloc of Lytvyn
VICHE Ukrainian National Bloc of Kostenko and Pliushch
UPBKP Party 'Viche'
CBP 'Civil Political Bloc Pora-PRP'
OBNY Opposition Bloc 'Ne Tak'
Party Block Poll% Vote% Seats% No of Seats
PR 33,37% 33,37% 39,84% 179
BYuT 23,14% 23,14% 27,63% 124
NS-NU 14,49% 14,49% 17,30% 78
SPU 5,90% 5,90% 7,04% 32
KPU 3,80% 3,80% 4,54% 20
NVB 3,04% 3,04% 3,64% 16
LPB 2,53% 2,53%  
UPBKP 1,82% 1,82%  
VICHE 1,95% 1,95%  
CBP 1,53% 1,53%  
OBNY 1,05% 1,05%  
Others 7,38% 7,38%  
 
Sum 100,00% 100,00% 100,00% 450
 
* Based on formal vote only.    This is presented as a comparison to the offial results which include informal voets in teh calculation of teh 3% threshold.  It is open to beate if this is appropiate of the correct thing to do as is the inclusions of the inital 3% in calulating the number of positions/seats allocated to each party
 

 
 
 
Results as of 30.03.2006  13:00:00  
CEC %
Vote
Formal %
1
Party of Regions 
32,12
8144485
33,37%
2
Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko
22,27
5648345
23,14%
3
Bloc 'Our Ukraine'
13,94
3536459
14,49%
4
Socialist Party of Ukraine
5,67
1439624
5,90%
5
Communist Party of Ukraine
3,66
928501
3,80%
6
People's Opposition Bloc of Natalia Vitrenko
2,93
743125
3,04%
7
Bloc of Lytvyn
2,43
618060
2,53%
8
Ukrainian National Bloc of Kostenko and Pliushch
1,87
475636
1,95%
9
Party 'Viche'
1,74
443559
1,82%
10
'Civil Political Bloc Pora-PRP'
1,47
372931
1,53%
11
Opposition Bloc 'Ne Tak'
1,01
256836
1,05%
12
Party 'Renaissance'
0,96
244862
1,00%
13
Bloc of Yuriy Karamazin
0,65
165820
0,68%
14
Green Party of Ukraine
0,54
137845
0,56%
15
National Democratic Party of Ukraine
0,49
126741
0,52%
16
The party of Environmental Protection
0,47
120107
0,49%
17
All Ukrainian Union 'Freedom'
0,38
96746
0,40%
18
Party 'Green Planet'
0,37
94747
0,39%
19
Peasant Party of Ukraine
0,32
81397
0,33%
20
Bloc of Lazarenka
0,31
80521
0,33%
21
National- Economic Development of Ukraine Party
0,23
60162
0,25%
22
Bloc 'For Union'
0,20
53213
0,22%
23
Pensioners of Ukraine Party
0,20
51099
0,21%
24
Bloc 'State- Labor Union'
0,14
36562
0,15%
25
'Third Power'
0,13
35196
0,14%
26
National Movement of Ukraine for Unity
0,13
34728
0,14%
27
'The Party of Putin's Politics'
0,12
32079
0,13%
28
All Ukrainian Party 'People's Faith'
0,12
30445
0,12%
29
Ukrainian Party of Honor, Combating Corruption and Organized Crime
0,11
28898
0,12%
30
Patriotic Forces of Ukraine Party
0,10
26627
0,11%
31
Conservative party of Ukraine
0,10
25574
0,10%
32
Bloc 'People's Power'
0,09
25094
0,10%
33
Party 'Labor of Ukraine'
0,09
25032
0,10%
34
Social-Environmental Party 'Union,Chornobyl,Ukraine'
0,09
24033
0,10%
35
Social-Christian Party
0,09
23557
0,10%
36
Bloc of Borysa Oliynyka and Mykhaila Syroty
0,08
22126
0,09%
37
'National Ukrainian Assembly'
0,06
17037
0,07%
38
Bloc of Evgen Marchuk – 'Unity'
0,06
16632
0,07%
39
Social Protection Party
0,05
15024
0,06%
40
Non-partisan Bloc 'Sun'
0,05
13009
0,05%
41
Bloc 'Patriots of Ukraine'
0,05
12820
0,05%
42
'New Power'
0,05
12725
0,05%
43
Liberal Party of Ukraine
0,04
12104
0,05%
44
European Capital party
0,04
12042
0,05%
45
Political Party 'Ahead, Ukraine'
0,02
6970
0,03%
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sum
96    
24409135
100,00%

 

Analysis based on inclusion of informal votes in the calculation of the 3% threshold
http://www.cvk.gov.ua/vnd2006/w6p001e.html
Source Offical Final results as of 30.03.2006 19:48:36   100% counted
Date March 29, 2006 Poll Date: March 26, 2006
Name of the party or electoral bloc
PR Party of Regions  
BYuT Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko
NS-NU Bloc 'Our Ukraine'
SPU Socialist Party of Ukraine
KPU Communist Party of Ukraine
NVB People's Opposition Bloc of Natalia Vitrenko
LPB Bloc of Lytvyn
VICHE Ukrainian National Bloc of Kostenko and Pliushch
UPBKP Party 'Viche'
CBP 'Civil Political Bloc Pora-PRP'
OBNY Opposition Bloc 'Ne Tak'
Party Block Poll% Vote% Seats% No of Seats
PR 32,08% 32,08% 41,35% 186
BYuT 22,25% 22,25% 28,68% 129
NS-NU 13,93% 13,93% 17,95% 81
SPU 5,67% 5,67% 7,31% 33
KPU 3,66% 3,66% 4,71% 21
NVB 2,93% 2,93%  
LPB 2,43% 2,43%  
UPBKP 1,75% 1,75%  
VICHE 1,87% 1,87%  
CBP 1,47% 1,47%  
OBNY 1,01% 1,01%  
Others 10,94% 7,10%  
 
Sum 100,00% 100,00% 100,00% 450
Summary 100,00%      

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