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Parties and
Elections
in Europe |
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| Legislative elections:
Supreme Council, 5-year term (2010), 3% threshold, party-list proportional
representation system |
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· Prime Minister:
Vasyl Dzharty (PR) · Government:
PR, S, PSPU, SDPUO |
| Party |
Ideology, Affiliation,
Founding |
2010 |
Seats |
2006 |
Seats |
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Partija
Regionov (PR) 
Party of
Regions |
Centrism;
Regionalism, Russian minority
politics |
-
1997 |
|
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32,6% |
32 |
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Rus'kij
Blok (RB)
Russian
Bloc |
Separatism;
Russian nationalism, Russian-Ukrainian
unionism |
-
2002 |
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12 |
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Sojuz (S)
Union |
Regionalism;
Russian minority politics, Russian-Ukrainian
unionism |
-
1997 |
|
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7,6% |
10 |
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Blok Kuničina (BK)
Bloc Kunitsyn |
Centrism
|
-
2002 |
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7,6% |
10 |
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Komunistyčna Partija
Ukraïny (KPU)
Communist Party of Ukraine |
Communism; Marxism-Leninism
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KPSS, IMCWP
1993 (hist.
1918) |
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6,6% |
9 |
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Narodnyj
Ruch Ukraïny (NRU)
People's Movement of Ukraine |
Conservatism;
Christian democracy
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EPPo
1989 |
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6,3% |
8 |
 |
Blok
Juliï Tymošenko (BJUT)
Bloc Yulia
Tymoshenko (alliance led by VOB) |
Liberal conservatism
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EPPo (VOB)
2001 |
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6,0% |
8 |
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Progresyvna
Socialistyčna Partija Ukraïny (PSPU)
Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine
(Bloc Natalia Vitrenko)
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Socialism; Russian-Ukrainian unionism |
-
1995 |
|
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5,0% |
7 |
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Social-Demokratyčna
Partija Ukraïny - O'ednana (SDPUO)
Social-Democratic Party of Ukraine - United (Bloc 'Not so') |
Social democracy;
Third Way
|
-
1996 |
|
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3,1% |
4 |
| Against all |
- |
- |
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21,0% |
- |
| Others |
- |
- |
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4,3% |
- |
| Total |
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100 |
| Turnout |
- |
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64,7% |
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