Provisional results: 100% of protocols counted

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Party/Bloc2006Swing2007 Results% Seats# Seats
PoR32.14%2.23%34.37%38.80%175
BYuT22.29%8.42%30.71%34.67%156
OU-PSD13.95%0.20%14.15%15.97%72
CPU3.66%1.73%5.39%6.08%27
Lytvyn2.44%1.52%3.96%4.47%20
SPU5.69%-2.83%2.86%
sum> 3%88.58%100.00%450
No of polling Places33974100.00%
No of Districts226100.00%
Enrolled37610198
No of votes counted23315326100.00%61.99%
Sum Parties2229840695.64%
Against All6372042.73%
Informal3797161.63%
Outcome
BYuT + OU-PSD =228
PRU+others222
PoRBYuTOU-PSDCPULytvynSPU
81456765650344353797792917461966114438272006
32.14%22.30%13.96%3.67%2.45%5.70%
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34.37%30.72%14.16%5.39%3.97%2.87%
2.23%8.42%0.20%1.73%1.52%-2.83%




















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Publication Date05-Oct-07
Poll Dates from
ElectionResults
30-Sep-07
Poll SourceCECVotes
Party of RegionsPoR34.37%8013918
Yulia Tymoshenko BlocBYuT30.72%7162174
Bloc "Our Ukraine–People's Self-Defense"OU-PSD14.16%3301012
Communist Party of UkraineCPU5.39%1257397
Bloc Lytvyna PartyBLP3.97%924568
Socialist Party of UkraineSPU2.87%668185
Progressive Socialist Party of UkrainePSPU1.33%309119
All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom"AUUF0.77%178655
Party of Greens of UkrainePGU0.41%94511
Electoral bloc of Liudmyla SuprunEBLS0.35%80943
Communist Party of Ukraine (renewed)CPU(r)0.29%68606
Party of Free DemocratsPFD0.22%50910
Bloc of Party of Pensioners of UkraineBPPU0.15%34843
Party of National Economic Development of UkrainePNEDU0.14%33490
Ukrainian People's BlocUPB0.12%28414
Peasant's Bloc "Agricultural Ukraine"PBAU0.11%25720
Bloc "Christian's Bloc"BCB0.11%24595
Electoral bloc of political parties "KUCHMA"EBPPK0.10%23668
All-Ukrainian Party of People's TrustAUPPT0.05%12326
Bloc "All-Ukrainian Community" BAUC0.02%5351
Against All2.73%637204
Informal1.63%379716
Sum (Participation Rate)100.00%23315325
Percentage of the vote >3%
Party of Regions34.37%
Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc30.72%
Bloc "Our Ukraine–People's Self-Defense"14.16%
Communist Party of Ukraine5.39%
Bloc Lytvyna3.97%
88.61%
Percentage of the Seats
Party of Regions38.8%
Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc34.7%
Bloc "Our Ukraine–People's Self-Defense"16.0%
Communist Party of Ukraine6.1%
Bloc Lytvyna4.5%
Sum100.0%
Parliamentary Seats
Party of Regions175
Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc156
Bloc "Our Ukraine–People's Self-Defense"72
Communist Party of Ukraine27
Bloc Lytvyna20
Sum450
Gov (PoR+CPU) 202
Opp (OUPSD+BYuT)228
Lytvyn20
Sum450

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