2002 Ukrainian parliamentary election

none Ukraine parliamentary no 1998 Ukrainian parliamentary election 1998 31 March 2002 2006 Ukrainian parliamentary election 2006 All 450 seats in the Verkhovna Rada 226 69.27% ( 1.51 pp) 150x150px Viktor Yushchenko Our Ukraine – People's Self-Defense Bloc 15 February 2002 Party list 62 seats 113 51 6,108,088 24.49% (PR) – 150x150px Volodymyr Lytvyn For United Ukraine! 15 December 2001 Party list 36 seats 101 65 3,051,056 12.23% (PR) – 150x150px Petro Symonenko Communist Party of Ukraine 19 June 1993 Party list 121 seat, 25.44% 64 57 5,178,074 20.76% (PR) 4.48% 150x150px Viktor Medvedchuk Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united) October 1998 Party list 17 seats, 4.14% 24 7 1,331,460 6.52% (PR) 2.38% 150x150px Oleksandr Moroz Socialist Party of Ukraine 26 October 1991 Party list 17 seats 23 6 1,780,642 7.14% (PR) – 150x150px Yulia Tymoshenko Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc 9 February 2001 Party list New 22 New 1,882,087 7.54% (PR) New 300px Party-list results 300px Constituency results Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Ivan Plyushch People's Democratic Party (Ukraine) Volodymyr Lytvyn For United Ukraine! Parliamentary elections were held in Ukraine on 31 March 2002.Dieter Nohlen & Philip Stöver (2010) Elections in Europe: A data handbook, p1976 978-3-8329-5609-7 The Our Ukraine bloc emerged as the largest faction in the Verkhovna Rada, winning 113 of the 450 seats. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe noted at the time that there were physical assaults and harassment of candidates and campaign workers associated with opposition political parties prior to the March election.Ukraine:Treatment of the Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (SDPU); relationship with the National Salvation Forum (FNB); treatment of FNB members, Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada via UNHCR (14 August 2003) The Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc complained of campaign related violations including "an informal 'media blackout,' [and] negatively slanted coverage". Electoral system In this election, parallel voting was used. Half of the deputies to Verkhovna Rada (parliament of Ukraine) were elected on proportional basis, while the other half were elected by popular vote in single-mandate constituencies.Against All Odds: Aiding Political Parties in Georgia and Ukraine (UvA Proefschriften) by Max Bader, Vossiuspers UvA, 2010, 90-5629-631-0 (page 93) In order to gain any (proportional) seats in Verkhovna Rada a party needed to receive at least 4% of the popular vote.Ukraine at the Crossroads: Economic Reforms in International Perspective by Axel Siedenberg (Editor), Lutz Hoffmann, Physica-Verlag Heidelberg, 1999, 3790811890/978-3790811896 (page 184) Opinion polls Pollster Our Ukraine Communists ZaEdUFor One Ukraine SDPU (o)Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united) BYuTBloc of Yulia Tymoshenko Socialists VitrenkoBloc of Nataliya Vitrenko Greens Zh/MWomen for Future KOPTeam of Winter Generation Apple All-Ukrainian Social Service (3/31/2002)uk "За ЄдУ" отримує свої 14%. У відповідному exit-poll (ZaEdU is receiving its 14%. In the respective exit-poll). Ukrainska Pravda. March 31, 2002 22% 20% 14% 8% 6% 5% 3.5% Razumkov Centre (3/29/2002)uk Вибори-2002: остаточний прогноз (Elections-2002: the final forecast). Ukrainska Pravda. March 29, 2002 26-28% 18-19% 7-8% 9-10% 7-8% 3.5-4.5% 4-5% 4.5-5.5% 4-5% 2.5-3.5% 2.5-3% Politic's Institute (3/29/2002) 29-32% 19-21% 6-8% 7-9% 4-5% 4-5% 5-6% 4-5% Ukrainian Institute of Social Research and Center "Social Monitoring" (3/27/2002)Рейтинги переможців. Без табу (Ratings of victors. No taboo). Ukrainska Pravda. March 27, 2002 23-25% 17-19% 11-13% 10-12% 5.5-7% 3.5-4.5% 3-4% 4-5.5% 4-5.5% 2.5-4% 2.5-3.5% Center SOCIS (3/27/2002) 31-33% 17-19% 5-6% 7-8% 3-4% 2-3% 2-3% 5-6% 4-5% Conduct On 29 March 2002 the Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko won a case on defamation against the Chairman of the Tax Administration of Ukraine Mykola Azarov. The Shevchenkivsky District Court of the Kyiv city prohibited the Tax Administration of Ukraine to spread lies against the opposition electoral bloc.Тимошенко виграла суд у Азарова (Tymoshenko won case against Azarov). Ukrainska Pravda. March 29, 2002 Late at night on 29 March 2002 vice-governor of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast Mykola Shkriblyak was mortally wounded. Shkriblyak was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united) and he was a parliamentary candidate in the 90th electoral district. He died later in a local hospital.Вбито кандидата в депутати від СДПУ(О) (A parliamentary candidate from SDPU (u) was killed). Ukrainska Pravda. March 30, 2002 Results The final election results differed greatly from the final opinion poll.Ukraine's election frontrunners, BBC News (28 March 2002) The 2002 parliamentary elections were the first that substantially reduced fragmentation of the Verkhovna Rada and laid the groundwork for consolidation of political views in the parliament. Yushchenko's Our Ukraine gathered most of its support from western and central regions of Ukraine, including the city of Kyiv. The Communist Party received most of its votes from eastern and southern regions, as well as from Crimea. For United Ukraine block, which included Viktor Yanukovych's Party of Regions, got most of its votes from eastern regions of Ukraine. Donetsk Oblast was the stronghold of the block, where it received more than twice the number of votes (36.83%) compared to the next highest supporting region: Sumy Oblast with 17.05% of the region's voters. Yulia Tymoshenko's block's support came predominantly from western regions, while the Socialists were most supported in the central regions. While the Tymoshenko block received more of the national vote compared to the Socialist Party, it did not gain a plurality in any of the regions, while the Socialist Party managed to secure plurality of votes in Poltava Oblast with 22.05%. Proportional Constituency Bloc of Viktor Yushchenko "Our Ukraine" 6108088 70 3353053 43 113 +51 Communist Party of Ukraine 5178074 59 2302675 5 64 –58 For United Ukraine! 3051056 35 3827576 66 101 +65 Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc 1882087 22 13326 0 22 New Socialist Party of Ukraine 1780642 20 869557 3 23 +6 Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united) 1626721 19 561415 5 24 +7 Nataliya Vitrenko Bloc (PSPU–YeU) 836198 0 302786 0 0 –17 Women for the Future 547916 0 27969 0 0 New Team of Winter Generation 525025 0 0 –1 #40715e Communist Party of Ukraine (renewed) 362712 0 18441 0 0 New Party of Greens of Ukraine 338252 0 51305 0 0 –19 Apple 299764 0 285266 0 0 New #0a721d Unity (Ye–SDS–UPS) 282491 0 504920 3 3 New Democratic Party of Ukraine–Democratic Union 227393 0 320164 4 4 +2 New Generation of Ukraine 201157 0 11651 0 0 New Russian Bloc 190839 0 29789 0 0 –1 For Ukraine, Belarus and Russia 112259 0 0 New Communist Party of Workers and Peasants 106904 0 174100 0 0 New Peasant Party of Ukraine 98428 0 87152 0 0 –12 Rehabilitation of the People of Ukraine Party 91098 0 47048 0 0 New All-Ukrainian Party of Workers 88842 0 44621 0 0 –1 All-Ukrainian Association of Christians 75174 0 15252 0 0 New Social Democratic Party of Ukraine 68664 0 0 0 Bloc "Popular Movement of Ukraine" (NRUYe–Ts) 41730 0 152038 0 0 New Bloc "Against all" (PPMSB) 29665 0 0 New Ukrainian Marine Party 29025 0 38743 1 1 New People's Party of Depositors and Social Security 27273 0 21062 0 0 New All-Ukrainian Party "New Force" 26299 0 66840 0 0 New Christian Movement 23591 0 0 New Party of All-Ukrainian Union of the Left "Justice" 21957 0 73867 0 0 New Ukrainian National Assembly 11839 0 2917 0 0 0 Bloc of Ukrainian Party and New World 11048 0 0 New Liberal Ukraine 8535 0 0 New Party of National Economic Development of Ukraine 50203 1 1 +1 Communist Party of Working People 7252 0 0 New Christian Democratic Party of Ukraine 6573 0 0 –2 Party of the Pensioners' Defenders of Ukraine 4249 0 0 New New Politics 3836 0 0 New Independents 9218247 94 94 –17 Against all 635199 1922784 963462 1457594 0 37403661 37403661 Nohlen & Stöver, CLEA File:Rada Suprema de Ucrania 2002.svg By electoral district The following table demonstrates all winners of the 225 electoral districts.uk Winners, Ukrainian Weekly. April 14, 2002. page 3. List of 225 Electoral districts№RegionDistrictCandidateVotes %Party membership Name Seats Name Number1AR Crimea10Simferopol-Tsentralny001Volodymyr Voyush89.43SDPU (u)1AR Crimea10Simferopol-Kyivsky002Lev MyrymskyiUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Dzhankoi003Serhiy IvanovUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Yevpatoria004Anatoliy RakhanskyiUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Kerch005Viktor MyronenkoCommunist Party of Ukraine1AR Crimea10Feodosia006Valeriy HorbatovUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Yalta007Ihor FranchukUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Sudak008Volodymyr SkliarUnaffiliated1AR Crimea10Krasnoperekopsk009Valeriy YevdokimovSDPU (u)1AR Crimea10Bakhchysarai010Anatoliy FranchukUnaffiliated2Vinnytsia8Vinnytsia011Viktor AntemyukUnaffiliated2Vinnytsia8Vinnytsia012Petro PoroshenkoOur Ukraine2Vinnytsia8Kalynivka013Mykola KaterynchukUnaffiliated2Vinnytsia8Zhmerynka014Volodymyr MaistryshynUnaffiliated2Vinnytsia8Sharhorod015Hryhoriy KaletnykFor United Ukraine2Vinnytsia8Yampil016Ihor KalnichenkoFor United Ukraine2Vinnytsia8Ladyzhyn017Mykola SokyrkoOur Ukraine2Vinnytsia8Illintsi018Svitlana MelnykSocialist Party of Ukraine3Volyn5Volodymyr-Volynskyi019Serhiy SlabenkoOur Ukraine3Volyn5Horokhiv020Serhiy BondarchukOur Ukraine3Volyn5Kovel021Mykola MartynenkoUnaffiliated3Volyn5Lutsk022Volodymyr BondarOur Ukraine3Volyn5Manevychi023Ihor YeremeyevFor United Ukraine4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk-Industrialny024Anatoliy KlymenkoUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk-Krasnohvardiysky025Serhiy BychkovUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk-Babushkinsky026Viktor PinchukUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk-Zhovtnevy027Leonid SerhiyenkoUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk-Lyeninsky028Viktor VeretennykovUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dnipropetrovsk029Oleksandr KasianenkoUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Dniprodzerzhynsk030Vyacheslav AnisimovCommunist Party of Ukraine4Dnipropetrovsk17Kryvyi Rih-Ternivsky031Volodymyr MovchanFor United Ukraine4Dnipropetrovsk17Kryvyi Rih-Dovhynetsky032Vadym HurovUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Kryvyi Rih-Tsentralnomisky033Ihor SmianenkoUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Tsarychanka034Mykola KolisnykUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Nikopol035Viktor DrachevskyiUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Pavlohrad036Leonid DerkachUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Kryvyi Rih037Serhiy KasianovUnaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Novomoskovsk038Mykola Soloshenko96.57Unaffiliated4Dnipropetrovsk17Vasylkivka039Oleksandr ShevchenkoFor United Ukraine4Dnipropetrovsk17Marhanets040Oleh TsaryovUnaffiliated5Donetsk21Donetsk-Budyonnivsky041Raisa Bohatyriova83.32For United Ukraine5Donetsk21Donetsk-Voroshilovsky042Tetyana BakhteyevaFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Donetsk-Lyeninsky043Yukhym ZvyahilskyiFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Donetsk-Kirovsky044Valentyn LandykFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Donetsk-Kyivsky045Volodymyr RybakFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Bakhmut046Andriy KlyuyevFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Sloviansk047Oleh PanasovskyiCommunist Party of Ukraine5Donetsk21Kramatorsk048Mykola YankovskyiFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Kostiantynivka049Leonid BaisarovFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Krasnoarmiysk050Oleksiy KorsakovUnaffiliated5Donetsk21Horlivka051Mykola KomarFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Dzerzhynsk052Heorhiy SkudarFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Yenakiieve053Vitaliy KhomutynnykFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Shakhtarsk054Volodymyr AvramenkoFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Makiivka-Hirnytsky055Serhiy MatvienkovFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Makiivka-Tsentralnomisky056Oleksandr KoloniariFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Mariupol-Ilyichivsky057Ihor ShkiriaFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Mariupol-Zhovtnevy058Oleksandr LeshchynskyiFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Marinka059Viktor TurmanovUnaffiliated5Donetsk21Volnovakha060Volodymyr ZubanovFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21Starobesheve061Hennadiy VasilyevUnaffiliated5Donetsk21062Valeriy KonovalyukFor United Ukraine5Donetsk21063Viktor SlautaFor United Ukraine6Zhytomyr6Zhytomyr064Volodymyr Satsyuk89.74Democratic Party–Democratic Union6Zhytomyr6Berdychiv065Pavlo ZhebrivskyiUnaffiliated6Zhytomyr6Korosten066Pavlo MatvienkoParty of National Economic Development6Zhytomyr6Novohrad-Volynskyi067Valentyn SavytskyiUnaffiliated6Zhytomyr6Malyn0686Zhytomyr6Chudniv069Viktor RazvadovskyUnaffiliated7Zakarpattia6Uzhhorod070Nestor ShufrychSDPU (u)7Zakarpattia6Mukacheve071Viktor BalohaUnaffiliated7Zakarpattia6Svaliava072Istvan HaidoszSDPU (u)7Zakarpattia6Khust073Oleksandr KameniashUnaffiliated7Zakarpattia6Tiachiv074Mykhailo SiatyniaUnaffiliated7Zakarpattia6Vynohradiv075Orest KlympushUnaffiliated8Zaporizhzhia9Zaporizhzhia-Kommunarsky076Petro SabashukOur Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Zaporizhzhia-Lyeninsky077Yuriy ArtemenkoUnaffiliated8Zaporizhzhia9Zaporizhzhia-Ordzhonikidzevsky078Hennadiy HorlovFor United Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Zaporizhzhia-Shevchenkivsky079Yaroslav SukhyiUnaffiliated8Zaporizhzhia9Berdiansk080Ivan BastryhaFor United Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Vasylivka081Volodymyr BronnikovFor United Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Melitopol082Oleh OleksenkoOur Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Tokmak083Anatoliy MorozCommunist Party of Ukraine8Zaporizhzhia9Polohy084Oleksandr PeklushenkoFor United Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Ivano-Frankivsk085Mykola Kruts96.41Our Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Tysmenytsia086Ihor NasalykOur Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Kalush087Volodymyr MoisykOur Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Dolyna088Roman TkachOur Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Nadvirna089Yevhen HirnykOur Ukraine9Ivano-Frankivsk7Kolomyia090Roman ZvarychOur Ukraine10Kyiv Oblast9091Dmytro RudkovskyiUnaffiliated10Kyiv Oblast9Bila Tserkva092Hryhoriy BondarenkoFor United Ukraine10Kyiv Oblast9Makariv093Volodymyr SyvkovychUnaffiliated10Kyiv Oblast9Uzyn094Tetyana ZasukhaUnaffiliated10Kyiv Oblast9Myronivka095Yevhen Zhovtyak70.87Our Ukraine10Kyiv Oblast9Obukhiv096Serhiy OsykaUnaffiliated10Kyiv Oblast9Irpin097Yuriy BoykoOur Ukraine10Kyiv Oblast9Vyshhorod098Kyrylo PolishchukUnaffiliated11Kirovohrad5099Hanna AntonyevaUnaffiliated11Kirovohrad5100Oleksandr BilovolDemocratic Party–Democratic Union11Kirovohrad5Kirovohrad101Mykhailo PoplavskyiUnaffiliated11Kirovohrad5Bobrynets102Olha ZatochnaUnaffiliated11Kirovohrad5Holovanivsk103Oleksandr YedinFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11104Vasyl Nadraha99.56For United Ukraine12Luhansk11105Vladyslav KryvobokovPeople's Party of Depositors12Luhansk11Luhansk-Artemivsky106Enver TskitishviliFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Luhansk-Zhovtnevy107Viktor KirilovUnaffiliated12Luhansk11Sievierodonetsk108Lyudmyla KyrychenkoFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Lysychansk109Serhiy SynchenkoCommunist Party of Ukraine12Luhansk11Krasnyi Luch110Mykola BudahiantsFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Krasnodon111Hennadiy Astrov-ShumilovFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Alchevsk112Yuliy IoffeUnaffiliated12Luhansk11Sverdlovsk113Mykola HapochkaFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Rubizhne114Kateryna FomenkoFor United Ukraine12Luhansk11Svatove115Viktor TopolovUnaffiliated13Lviv12116Taras ChornovilOur Ukraine13Lviv12Lviv-Sykhivsky117Pavlo KachurOur Ukraine13Lviv12Lviv-Zaliznychny118Taras StetskivOur Ukraine13Lviv12Lviv-Frankivsky119Oleksandr HudymaOur Ukraine13Lviv12Lviv-Lychakivsky120Oleh TyahnybokOur Ukraine13Lviv12Brody121Andriy ShkilUnaffiliated13Lviv12Horodok122Petro DyminskyiOur Ukraine13Lviv12Drohobych123Volodymyr YavorivskyiOur Ukraine13Lviv12Yavoriv124Petro PysarchukUnaffiliated13Lviv12Peremyshliany125Petro OliynykOur Ukraine13Lviv12Sokal126Ivan HavrylyukOur Ukraine13Lviv12Staryi Sambir127Ihor OstashOur Ukraine14Mykolaiv6128Viktor HorbachovUnaffiliated14Mykolaiv6Mykolaiv-Zavodsky129Oleksandr KuzmukFor United Ukraine14Mykolaiv6Mykolaiv-Lyeninsky130Mykola KarpenkoFor United Ukraine14Mykolaiv6Mykolaiv131Pavlo RyabikinUnaffiliated14Mykolaiv6Bashtanka132Valeriy AkopyanFor United Ukraine14Mykolaiv6Voznesensk133Anatoliy KozlovskyiUnaffiliated15Odesa11134Oleksiy KozachenkoFor United Ukraine15Odesa11Odesa-Kyivsky135Ihor Riznyk96.08Unaffiliated15Odesa11Odesa-Malynovsky136Serhiy KivalovUkrainian Maritime Party15Odesa11Odesa-Prymorsky137Mykola PavlyukUnaffiliated15Odesa11Odesa-Suvorovsky138Mykola ShvedenkoUnaffiliated15Odesa11Kotovsk139Stanislav StrebkoFor United Ukraine15Odesa11Shyriaieve140Yuriy KrukUnaffiliated15Odesa11Rozdilna141Ihor PlokhoiUnaffiliated15Odesa11Biliaivka142Volodymyr MazurenkoUnaffiliated15Odesa11Tatarbunary143Leonid KlimovFor United Ukraine15Odesa11Artsyz144Vasyl KalinchukFor United Ukraine16Poltava8145Anatoliy KukobaUnaffiliated16Poltava8Poltava-Oktyabrsky146Andriy VerevskyiUnaffiliated16Poltava8Poltava-Kyivsky147Vasyl HavrylyukUnaffiliated16Poltava8Kremenchuk148Oleh SalminUnaffiliated16Poltava8Myrhorod149Hennadiy RudenkoFor United Ukraine16Poltava8Lubny150Volodymyr MatytsynUnaffiliated16Poltava8Karlivka151Ivan ChetverykovUnaffiliated16Poltava8Komsomolsk152Mykola KarnaukhSocialist Party of Ukraine17Rivne5153Yuriy ShyrkoUnaffiliated17Rivne5Rivne154Pavlo Sulkovskyi99.32Our Ukraine17Rivne5Ostroh155Vitaliy TsekhmistrenkoOur Ukraine17Rivne5Dubno156Oleksandr AbdullinDemocratic Party–Democratic Union17Rivne5Dubrovytsia157Mykola ShershunFor United Ukraine18Sumy6158Yevhen LapinFor United Ukraine18Sumy6Sumy159Oleksandr TsarenkoFor United Ukraine18Sumy6Bilopillia160Mykola NoshchenkoFor United Ukraine18Sumy6Hlukhiv161Olha GinsburgCommunist Party of Ukraine18Sumy6Shostka162Ivan RishnyakFor United Ukraine18Sumy6Romny163Hryhoriy DashutinFor United Ukraine19Ternopil5164Oleksandr UstenkoOur Ukraine19Ternopil5Ternopil165Oleh HumenyukOur Ukraine19Ternopil5Zbarazh166Ivan StoikoOur Ukraine19Ternopil5Zboriv167Ihor TarasyukOur Ukraine19Ternopil5Terebovlya168Mykhailo PolyanychOur Ukraine20Kharkiv14169Leonid Isayev99.25For United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Dzerzhynsky170Stanislav KosionovFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Kyivsky171Dmytro SvyatashFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Moskovsky172Vasyl SalyhinFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Frunzensky173Volodymyr Horoshovskyi88.08Unaffiliated20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Ordzhonikidzevsky174Mykhailo DobkinUnaffiliated20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Kominternivsky175Oleksandr FeldmanUnaffiliated20Kharkiv14Kharkiv-Lyeninsky176Oleksandr BandurkoFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Derhachi177Stepan HavryshFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Chuhuiv178Vasyl PotapovFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Kupiansk179Valentyna HoshovskaFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Balakliia180Ivan DiyakFor United Ukraine20Kharkiv14Krasnohrad181Lyudmyla DavydovaUnaffiliated20Kharkiv14Zolochiv182Oleh KaraturmanovFor United Ukraine21Kherson5183Oleh BespalovUnaffiliated21Kherson5Kherson-Suvorovsky184Volodymyr DemekhinUnaffiliated21Kherson5Kherson-Komsomolsky185Volodymyr FialkovskyiUnaffiliated21Kherson5Nova Kakhovka186Mykola Bahrayev98.89Unaffiliated21Kherson5Kakhovka187Stanislav Nikolayenko92.78Socialist Party of Ukraine22Khmelnytskyi7188Oleh LukashukSDPU (u)22Khmelnytskyi7Khmelnytskyi189Vitaliy OluykoFor United Ukraine22Khmelnytskyi7Khmelnytskyi190Vasyl ShpakFor United Ukraine22Khmelnytskyi7Krasyliv191Adam ChykalUnaffiliated22Khmelnytskyi7Shepetivka192Vyacheslav DubytskyiUnaffiliated22Khmelnytskyi7Starokostiantyniv193Serhiy BuryakUnaffiliated22Khmelnytskyi7Dunaivtsi194Volodymyr NechyporukUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7195Serhiy TereshchukFor United Ukraine23Cherkasy7Cherkasy-Prydniprovsky196Bohdan HubskyiUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7Cherkasy-Sosnivsky197Viktor TymoshenkoUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi198Ihor ChelombytkoUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7Kaniv199Petro KuzmenkoUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7Smila200Borys RaikovUnaffiliated23Cherkasy7Zhashkiv201Mykola BulatetskyiOur Ukraine24Chernivtsi4202Viktor KorolOur Ukraine24Chernivtsi4Chernivtsi203Heorhiy ManchulenkoOur Ukraine24Chernivtsi4Storozhynets204Mykhailo BauerUnaffiliated24Chernivtsi4Novoselytsia205Leonid KadenyukUnaffiliated25Chernihiv6206Valentyn MelnychukUnaffiliated25Chernihiv6Chernihiv-Desnyansky207Vladyslav AtroshchenkoOur Ukraine25Chernihiv6Chernihiv-Novozavodsky208Oleksandr VolkovDemocratic Party–Democratic Union25Chernihiv6Koriukivka209Ivan PlyushchUnaffiliated25Chernihiv6Bakhmach210Fedir ShpyhUnaffiliated25Chernihiv6Nizhyn211Oleh PetrovFor United Ukraine26Kyiv City13212Leonid ChernovetskyiUnaffiliated26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Holosiyivsky213Oleksandr ZadorozhnyiUnity26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Darnytsky214Mykola Polishchuk89.32Our Ukraine26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Desnyansky215Anatoliy MokrousovUnity26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Dniprovsky216Serhiy TeryokhinOur Ukraine26Kyiv City13Kyvi-Desnyansky217Stanislav StashevskyiUnity26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Dniprovsky218Vasyl Horbal97.81Unaffiliated26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Obolonsky219Volodymyr BondarenkoOur Ukraine26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Svyatoshynsky220Valeriy AsadchevOur Ukraine26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Svyatoshynsky221Valeriy LebedivskyiUnaffiliated26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Podilsky222Yuriy OrobetsUnaffiliated26Kyiv City13Kyiv-Pechersky223Borys BespalyiOur Ukraine27Sevastopol2Sevastopol-Gagarinsky224Stanislav Halchysnkyi96.04Communist Party of Ukraine27Sevastopol2Sevastopol-Leninsky225Viktor ZaichkoFor United UkraineNotes: Several lawmakers elected into the new parliament have family ties with other lawmakers or other family members in the executive branch of Ukrainian politics.Family ties that bind parliament, Kyiv Post (15 November 2012) Faction changes after the 2002 elections After the election, several MPs left their parties to join another others.Virtual Politics - Faking Democracy in the Post-Soviet World, Andrew Wilson, Yale University Press, 2005, 0-300-09545-7 Faction changes after the Ukrainian parliamentary election, 2002 (main parties and alliances) |- |style="background-color:#E9E9E9" align=left valign=top|Parties and alliances !style="background-color:#E9E9E9"|Number of seats on 15 May 2002 !style="background-color:#E9E9E9"|Number of seats on 19 October 2002 !style="background-color:#E9E9E9" align=center|Number of seats on 2 January 2003 !style="background-color:#E9E9E9" align=center|Number of seats on 16 September 2005 !style="background-color:#E9E9E9" align=center|10px  10px |- |align=left|Viktor Yushchenko Bloc Our Ukraine |valign=top|119 |valign=top|110 |valign=top|102 |valign=top|45 |valign=top|10px 74 seats |- |align=left|Communist Party of Ukraine |valign=top|64 |valign=top|61 |valign=top|60 |valign=top|56 |valign=top|10px 8 seats |- |align=left|For United Ukraine |valign=top|175 |valign=top|Disbanded |valign=top|Disbanded |valign=top|Disbanded |valign=top|10px 175 seats |- |align=left|Electoral Bloc Yuliya Tymoshenko |valign=top|23 |valign=top|20 |valign=top|18 |valign=top|40 |valign=top|10px 17 seats |- |align=left|Socialist Party of Ukraine |valign=top|22 |valign=top|21 |valign=top|20 |valign=top|26 |valign=top|10px 4 seats |- |align=left|United Social Democratic Party of Ukraine |valign=top|31 |valign=top|38 |valign=top|40 |valign=top|20 |valign=top|10px 11 seats |- |colspan=6 align=left|Source: Virtual Politics - Faking Democracy in the Post-Soviet World, Andrew Wilson, Yale University Press, 2005, 0-300-09545-7 & Ukraine on Its Meandering Path Between East and West by Andrej Lushnycky and Mykola Riabchuk, Peter Lang, 2009, 303911607X & Ukraine at the Crossroads: Velvet Revolution or Belarusification by Olexiy Haran, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, October 2002 |} By October 2002 the For United Ukraine faction had broken down in 8 new parliamentary factions.Ukraine at the Crossroads: Velvet Revolution or Belarusification by Olexiy Haran, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, October 2002 References External links Central Election Commission of Ukraine Relatively in-depth analysis of the election GlobalSecurity.org Category:Parliamentary elections in Ukraine Ukraine Parliamentary election Parliamentary Category:4th Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada