Single-mandate electoral districts by oblast (2012)

Oct 22, 2012 20:09

For everyone interested in the 2012 parliamentary elections in Ukraine, here are maps of electoral districts by oblast. They can be compared to the electoral districts from 2002 and the changes made to their boundaries.





Autonomuos Republic of Crimea





Vinnytsia region





Volyn region





Dnipropetrovsk region





Then the CEC moved the center of electoral district #29 from Dnipropetrovsk to the city-type village Yuvileyne in the Dnipropetrovsk raion.



Donetsk region





Zhytomyr region





Zakarpats`ka region





Then the CEC merged the Batrad village council in electoral district #69, thereby liquidating another enclave.



Zaporizhzhia region





Ivano-Frankivsk region





Kyiv region





Then the CEC merged the village Ruda in electoral district #91, but the current scale does not show this.

Kirovohrad region





Luhansk region





Lviv region





Mykolaiv region





Odesa region





Then the CEC merged Pershotraven village council in electoral district #138



Poltava region





Rivne region





Sumy region





Ternopil region





Kharkiv region





Kherson region





Khmelnyts region





Cherkasy region





Chernivtsi region





Chernihiv region




Then the CEC moved the center of electoral district #205 from Novozavod raion to Desniansky raion in Chernihiv.

City of Kyiv




Then the CEC switched polling stations between electoral districts #221 and #223, thus uniting #221


The CEC made other changes to electoral districts, but they did not have significant impact on the districts.

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