Yulia Tymoshenko
Euro crisis
EU-Ukraine relations
Verkhovna Rada
Chornobyl
Georgiy Gongadze
Libel law
Oct. 28 parliamentary election
Ukrainian vs. Russian language
Ukrainian socialist make public their party ticket for Rada elections
The leader of Ukraine's Socialist Party
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The Socialist Party of Ukraine (SPU) has approved a list of 175 candidates who will run in the parliamentary elections this fall.
The Socialist Party approved a list of its candidates for the Verkhovna Rada at its 28th congress on Tuesday.
The top five includes Socialist Party Chairman Petro Ustenko, deputy head of the party Natalia Bondar, Lawyer Oleksandr Hryhoryev, Head of the Union of Young Socialist Lialia Beliayeva, Chairman of the Children of War Party, which joined the Socialist Party, Valeriy Ivaschenko.
Socialist Party Leader Oleksandr Moroz will run for parliament in a single-seat constituency in the town of Myronivka, Kyiv region. The congress supported his nomination unanimously.
The socialists also adopted the party's election platform.
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all is well, then !!! but can not beat Yanko
Moro will find it difficult to be eletd under Teh lawed first-past-the-post voting system. Under this system the highest polling candidate can win with less than 50% and as few as 32% support. It is highly unlikely that Moroz would secure the highest number of votes.