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Vote count

Announcements - prelim. announcement from CEC may be made on Oct. 3rd.  

CEC election results website in english

At 99.95% tabulated

Party of Regions             34.35%

BYuT - Tymoshenko        30.73%

OU-PSD - Yushchenko     14.16%

Communist Party             5.39%

Lytvyn Bloc                     3.96%

Socialist Party                 2.86%  

All other parties               4.10% 

Vote against all                2.73% 

Total of all votes            98.28% 

2006 March Parliamentary results -
Party of Regions 32.14%, BYuT 22.9%, OU 13.95%, Socialist 5.69%,  Communist 3.66%. All other votes 20.08% (inc. against all 1.77%) with voter turnout 68% and total vote 24,409,135.

My shock is how low the 'against all' vote is, as I had thought it would be closer to 6%.Which is really good news as people did vote for a party and were much more 'engaged' in the elections than was reported.

Update - report from BYuT that attempts are being to falsify the vote count in Donetsk, Luhansk, Odessa and Crimea.  

Simferopol top prize winner in the slowness of returns. Only 19.49% of the votes counted at this time encompasssing 159 polling sites. (10 pm. 10/01) Journalists from UNIAN who telephoned were informed that counting was slow based on the number of errors in documentation form the election committees.

In Kharkiv city and oblast PoR ratings dropped from the last election according to analyst. Votes were picked up by BYuT.  

Posted on Tuesday, October 2, 2007 at 08:36PM by Registered CommenterIIU | Comments55 Comments

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It is nice as well that the results seem to fairly well match the exit poll results, which suggests a basically honest election.
Of course the big question is whether Regions will accept a defeat, assuming that is what this is. What if they boycott the VR? Does that invalidate the assembly?
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
It's also a shame that Moroz is sitting there over 3 percent right now. Maybe the late vote count boost for Regions will have the side effect of dropping him below 3 percent. That would be sweet!
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Actually SPU votes are dropping but ever so slightly, as are everyone else's votes except for PoR who is gaining. Is this a reflection of the votes coming from the East and South - which have been up to this point have been slow in coming.

Is PoR going to be defeated? For me, it is still up in the air. They certainly are not going to be trounced.
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
There are certainly lots of votes left in the east for Regions to collect: with 83 percent counted overall, CEC says only 69% counted in Luhansk (Luhansk voting 73% for Regions), 64 percent in Crimea (going 61% Regions) and 80 % in Donetsk (going 71% Regions).
Wonder if Lytvyn will be kingmaker?
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
This is instructive: first number is percent for the leader in oblast, second is percent counted in oblast. Notice that BYuT areas have counted much more of the vote than Regions areas:


Вінницька
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
48.78 88.29

Волинська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
57.57 85.72

Дніпропетровська
Партія регіонів
48.90 78.53

Донецька
Партія регіонів
71.24 80.33

Житомирська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
36.55 95.91

Закарпатська
Блок "НАША УКРАЇНА – НАРОДНА САМООБОРОНА"
30.61 73.35

Запорізька
Партія регіонів
56.85 83.81

Івано-Франківська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
50.59 75.14

Київська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
53.51 84.27

Кіровоградська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
36.75 84.61

Луганська
Партія регіонів
73.22 68.82

Львівська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
50.35 91.40

Миколаївська
Партія регіонів
52.09 78.58

Одеська
Партія регіонів
51.78 73.44

Полтавська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
37.86 97.92

Рівненська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
50.79 98.81

Сумська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
42.95 84.88

Тернопільська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
51.55 92.47

Харківська
Партія регіонів
50.26 78.23

Херсонська
Партія регіонів
44.81 78.90

Хмельницька
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
47.85 96.18

Черкаська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
47.26 86.94

Чернівецька
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
45.87 83.42

Чернігівська
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
41.80 87.56

м.Київ
"Блок Юлії Тимошенко"
47.33 63.71

м.Севастополь
Партія регіонів
64.63 75.40

October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Moroz keeps dropping -- down to 3.05 percent with 84% counted. C'mon Moroz, you can do it!
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
If Lytvyn goes Blue, Orange has only a 1.35 percent lead with 85 percent counted.
Most of the uncounted vote is in the east, so Regions percentage will continue to rise.
Of course, if Lytvyn goes Orange everything looks different.
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
The orange safety net is a cache of votes in Kyiv that hasn't been counted. Did these guys take lessons in Chicago from the Dalys?
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Orange lead less than 1% if Lytvyn goes Blue.
86 percent counted.
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Yeah, it is really 'odd' imho that Kyiv votes returns are not coming in faster. If the 'burbs can do it, the capital city can't? Voter turnout is also lower than expected and the votes outside the county indicate a real diff. in votes against - there it is 4.68% and much higher rating for PoR and if I understanding it correctly ONLY 10.43% votes reported in??????
http://www.cvk.gov.ua/vnd2007/w6p312pt001f01=600.html
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
I think Orange is holding the Kyiv votes back, to make Regions spit out their numbers down east. If they release all the numbers now, Regions knows just how many "cookies" to put in the boxes.
It looks to me like it is going to be a hung decision with Lytvyn holding all the cards.
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Actually I am afraid that Chernovetsky is holding back the Kyiv vote.
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
Might add too, one of the interesting things is that with the exception of Donetsk, which has now pulled even with the national vote count percent, Moroz has been running weakly in the "slow" oblasts.
He may yet drop below 3 percent -- in which case may cause some controversy and protests, ya think?
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
SPU is teetering on the edge absolutely - most of the vote has been tallied from W. Ukraine. In the East CPU will pick up, not so sure that SPU will do so hot. And Moroz knows that he has been in the danger zone. For months, press conferences, getting the VR together, you name it - he has done it - all to avoid the possibility of being unemployed.
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
Well if Lytvyn Bloc hangs on - he may become the new Speaker of House and back to his old job.
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
Where some of the holdout votes are, with 89 percent in:

Crimea: 76 percent counted:
Regions: 61%
NUNS: 8%
CPU: 7%
BYuT: 7%
Lytvyn: 4%
SPU: 2%

Luhansk: 79% counted
Regions: 73%
CPU: 9%
BYuT:5%
PSPU:3%
Lytvyn: 2%
SPU: 1.5%

Odessa: 81% counted
Regions: 52%
BYuT:14%
SPU: 8%
NUNS: 7%
CPU: 6%

Kyiv city: 73% counted
BYuT:47%
NUNS: 16%
Regions: 15%
Lytvyn:7%
CPU; 4%
SPU: 1.5%
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Yikes: SPU hovers at 3 percent exactly with 90 percent counted.
Lytvyn is only 2,000 votes short of becoming kingmaker assuming SPU stays in.
Hold on to yer hats, boys.
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
Moroz stays. He hasn't repaid his "debt of honor" yet.
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterTaras
Who will be the 'jackpot winner'? If both go thru not the same if only one - Lytvyn or Moroz. Imagine the $$$$/power/influence u could command being in the 'only one' position.
October 1, 2007 | Registered CommenterIIU
imagine being moroz's or lytvyn's wallet!!!
October 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterWRY
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