1994 Ukrainian Parliamentary Election

The first Rada election

2–10 April 1994 (second round) · The post-Soviet Rada · 450 seats, 226 for a majority

Parliamentary elections were held in Ukraine on 27 March 1994, with a second round between 2 and 10 April. These were the first parliamentary elections in Ukraine as an independent state.

Prime Minister before

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Prime Minister (continued)

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Largest force

Independents

168 of 450 seats

Turnout

75.8%

The result

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Independents

54.9% of votes

168

seats

Communist Party of Ukraine

13.6% of votes

seats

KPU

Petro Symonenko · 13.6% of votes

seats

People's Movement of Ukraine

5.5% of votes

seats

Rukh

Viacheslav Chornovil · 5.5% of votes

seats

Peasant Party of Ukraine

2.9% of votes

seats

SelPU

Serhii Dovhan · 2.9% of votes

seats

Socialist Party of Ukraine

Oleksandr Moroz · 3.3% of votes

seats

Ukrainian Republican Party

Levko Lukianenko · 2.7% of votes

seats

Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists

1.3% of votes

seats

KUN

Slava Stetsko · 1.3% of votes

seats


Independents	—	168	—	14,894,269	54.9%	—
Communist Party of Ukraine	—	86	—	3,683,332	13.6%	—
KPU	Petro Symonenko	86	—	3,683,332	13.6%	—
People's Movement of Ukraine	—	20	—	1,491,164	5.5%	—
Rukh	Viacheslav Chornovil	20	—	1,491,164	5.5%	—
Peasant Party of Ukraine	—	19	—	794,614	2.9%	—
SelPU	Serhii Dovhan	19	—	794,614	2.9%	—
Socialist Party of Ukraine	Oleksandr Moroz	14	—	895,830	3.3%	—
Ukrainian Republican Party	Levko Lukianenko	8	—	728,614	2.7%	—
Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists	—	5	—	361,352	1.3%	—
KUN	Slava Stetsko	5	—	361,352	1.3%	—