As of 9:00 on Saturday, the Central Election Commission of Ukraine hasn't received 100% of electronic data of the vote count in five constituencies: No. 11 (Vinnytsia), No. 94 (Obukhiv, Kyiv region), No. 95 (Irpin, Kyiv region), No. 197 (Kaniv, Cherkasy region) and No. 223 (Kyiv, Shevchenkivsky district).
The CEC received the data of the count of 87.27% of party list
ballots from constituency No. 11, 97.73% from constituency No. 94,
94.38% from constituency No. 95, 74.65% from constituency No. 197, and
1.08% from constituency No. 223.
The commission hasn’t got the final results of voting in the same single-mandate constituencies, either.
Thus, with 86.36% of ballots counted in single-seat constituency No.
11 (Vinnytsia), representative of the Batkivschyna United Opposition
Natalia Soleiko took 25,497 votes and her main rival – self-nominee
Oleksandr Dombrovsky got 24,828 votes.
With 97.79% of ballots counted in single-seat constituency No. 94
(Obukhiv, Kyiv region) the two leaders are a representative of the
Batkivschyna United Opposition, Viktor Romaniuk, with 38,632 votes and a
member of the Party of Regions, Tetiana Zasukha, with 30,114 votes.
With 95.5% of ballots counted in single-seat constituency No. 95
(Irpin, Kyiv region) representative of the Batkivschyna United
Opposition Viacheslav Kutovy is in the lead with 22,758 votes. He is
followed by a representative of UDAR Party Oleksandr Yurakov (19,133
votes) and a representative of the Party of Regions Petro Melnyk (18,032
votes).
With 57.53% of ballots counted in single-seat constituency No. 197
(Kaniv, Cherkasy region), the leaders are representative of the
Batkivschyna United Opposition Leonid Datsenko with 13,024 votes and
self-nominee Bohdan Hubsky with 12,306 votes.
With 86.13% of ballots counted in single-seat constituency No. 223
(Kyiv, Shevchenkivsky district), self-nominee Viktor Pylypyshyn took
23,359 votes, 31 ahead of his principal rival – a representative of the
Svoboda All-Ukrainian Union Yuriy Levchenko, who received 23,328 votes.
