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Most exit polls suggest:
Партія регіонів (Янукович) - 30%
Блок Юлії Тимошенко - 23%
Наша Україна (Ющенко) - 15%
But I've just seen one released about 15 mintues ago which seems to suggest the Tymoshenko Blok has come first.
Either way, 3rd place is really bad for Nasha Ukrayina.
According to this:
http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/level2.htm ... &PageNum=0
it's opend up a bit for PotR/Yanukovich:
Regions/Yanukovich: 33.28%
Tymoshenko: 22.72%
Nasha Ukraina/Yushchenko: 13.53 %
So yeah, it sucks to be Yushchenko right about now.
Still just about 5% of voting papers are processed, so it means nothing. :( The final result can change drastically in any way depending on what regions papers were processed first. If it were western or central ones we may expect the better results for Party of Regions since almost all their followers live in eastern and southern Ukraine, and vice versa.Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
Good point. The figures I posted were "exit polls" though, so they should theoretically be fairly accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
The official result was supposed to have been announced already I think.
The latest poll I've seen has Regions 1% above ByuT
Official final results will be announced in a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
Bah, that's ages!Quote:
Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
Sleep.Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
Yanukovich the best %))
So that's saying after 21.4% of the votes have been counted:Quote:
Originally Posted by flowforever
Regions - 25.98%
BYuT - 23.56%
Our Ukraine - 17.18%
I'm very surprised at how well Tymoshenko is doing.
I've read that BYuT, Our Ukraine and another one are gonna form a new coallition to form an "Orange majority".
I think we should make a new party and name it "Ukraine is ours, not yours". :)
I told you, she's the one with a lot of surprises up her sleeve :)Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
It all depends on NSNU (Our Ukrane) now... although imo it doesn't really matter who forms it. Well, it does, but either combination has its' good and bad sides, and we don't know in advance how it'll play out... But most likely you are going to be right and it'll be NSNU/BJuT/SPU...Quote:
I've read that BYuT, Our Ukraine and another one are gonna form a new coallition to form an "Orange majority".
What I wonder is how in that case Putin is going to explain to his population that those poor ukrainians, who were oh so disappointed in the "revolution", elected the same people again :) :)
We ARE disappointed, at least half of us. Grrr... :twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by laxxy
BEST??? No best there Im afraid. Yushenko is anti-Russian who wants too much too soon, Yanukovich is an ex-criminal, was sued for bank robbery, or so I head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri
Show me a sinless person.
Димитрий без греха, Димитрий - Бог!
Then call me an atheist of the forum.
Wait, look at my signature. I'm a believer. In trance we trust.
Disappointed? Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
A person "disappointed in the 'revolution'" is a person who _both_ voted for Yuschenko in '04 _and_ now believes that we'd have been better off electing Yanukovych. There is (almost) no such people.
You can't really get disappointed in something you didn't like in the first place :)
It appears Putin is an important political figure in the elections in Ukraine just like Bush in Canada. :D
Лучше бывший преступник, чем русофобQuote:
Originally Posted by Cepera
This is from Dominique Arel's Ukraine List, this morning at 10 am. I thought I'd post the update here:
**With 83.4 percent of the precincts reporting, the Party of Regions (30.6 percent) is closing in on the 31 percent score predicted by the exit poll, while the combined score of the Tymoshenko and Yushchenko Blocs has slowly decreased to 37.4 percent (the exit poll had them at 40 percent). A final score of 37-31 appears likely. Pending a sudden change in their fortunes, neither the Lytvyn nor the Vitrenko Blocs will make it to parliament (they are both around 2.5 percent; PORA, at 1.5, was never a contender). The Socialists (6.0) and Communists (3.6) will be the only small parties crossing the parliamentary threshold. This means that up to 22 percent the vote will be "wasted", i.e. will have gone to parties other than the five entering parliament (or will have been discounted). Under PR rules, this 22 percent of the vote will be redistributed proportionally to the five "winning" parties. A 37-31 "Orange" edge over the Party of Regions will thus translate into a 47-40 edge in the proportion of seats in parliament. Quite interestingly, a 47-40 edge is statistically identical to the 52-44 edge that Yushchenko enjoyed over Yanukovych in the December 26, 2004, vote. Yanukovych, whom everyone considered politically dead in the water a year and three months ago, has essentially reconquered his position, with landslide majorities throughout the East and South. Tymoshenko continues to lead over Nasha Ukraina, 22-15. Kyiv has gone Yulia, who is clobbering Yushchenko 39-16 in the capital. Regarding the turnout, there is utter confusion. Anders Aslund tells me that Ukrainska pravda announced the turnout at 67 percent, and a wire report has CEC Head Yaroslav Davidovych claiming that the turnout was around 70 percent, even though the official website of the Central Electoral Commission clearly puts it at 58.97 percent, with a proviso that the figures are "provisional"Šbut there is a huge difference between 59 and 70 percent. Natalka Patsiurko (below) demonstrates that the drop in turnout, if it indeed happened, is consistent throughout Ukraine, being even steeper in Kyiv than in Donetsk. Since Yanukovych, after all, appears to be obtaining the same proportional score - once the small parties and wasted vote are controlled for - than during the final Orange vote, then my suggestion in UKL384 that the low turnout (again, assuming the turnout was indeed low, which I am beginning to seriously doubt) was hurting him appears to have been incorrect -DA**
real-time info from CVK:
http://www.cvk.gov.ua/vnd2006/w6p300pt001f01=600.html
to make counting easier:
http://zliypes.com.ua/elections/?dvd
And this the main intrigue:
витренка напоминает сейчас ту улитку, которая за каждый следующий отрезок времени проползает путь в два раза меньший, чем за предыдущий. и пол-стрны, затаив дыхание, следит за этим слюнявым марш-ползком. и надежда, что эта грозная предводительница клоунов таки не доползет, постепенно переростает в уверенность.
http://human-being.livejournal.com/44314.html
hehe, we even haveQuote:
Originally Posted by adoc
Політична партія України "Партія політики ПУТІНА": 0.13%
Wouldn't a coalition between Yushchenko and Yanukovych be the best for UKraine. I mean, yes those two will probably disagree on everything, but, it would leave less Ukrainians isolated.
If it is just Yushchenko and the Orange lot, then the pro-Russians in the East of the country will feel isolated. If it is Yanukovych and the pro-Russian lot, then the orange supporters in West Ukraine are going to feel isolated.
I'm sure Yulia is very happy with herself, after she beat the man who sacked her.
I'm glad that Янукович came 1st 8)
That's nice. Except you probably have no idea about Ukrainian politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Орчун
Shut your filthy mouth. Янукович believes in free Playboy bunny avatars. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
wtf :twisted: I'm free to declare my opinion :!:
Of course you are -- just as he is free to declare his opinion that you are ignorant. Free speech is a real biatch, ain't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Орчун
Оооо кажется здесь намечается рэп баттл) Ну что, кто кого задисит? :D
yea i'm looking for a strong rival to battle :!:
Nice. If this doesn't get you a ban, then I don't know what will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Орчун
And it doesn't even rhyme.
blackrage? Is that supposed to hurt my feelings?Quote:
Originally Posted by Орчун
It made me wet my pants. My warm and fuzzy feeling dissappeared. I don't know how I'll ever live with myself. I can't imagine how you felt! :roll: I'm still just hoping MasterAdmin will ban this clown...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackMage
Lol, maybe you should study some grammar before trying to talk like a gangster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Орчун
I was going to make a reply to TATY regarding his bi-partisan approach etc., using my limited knowlege of Ukrainian politics (I read 'Ukraine Now' & ForUm once a week, I know a few Ukrainians). Make a quick humorous comment about doing a web-search for information about Yulia and finding an article about a Russian porno movie where the "Yulia" gets down with "Putin" in a Hind :o . I was going to say that partisan politics is fine as long as after the elections, all parties are well represented.
Then this homo-erotic 'rap' shows up... Too funny... Then I noticed Орчун lives in NEVERLAND :o :lol: The guy misses sleep-overs at Michael Jackson's place. :P
I needed a good laugh, this made me forget about fixing the plumbing today.
I'll be back tomorrow to see where this goes, FER SHUR!!!
Лол, you'll be lucky if it's here by then.. the good stuff always gets deleted (I'm talking about Kashif Khan here)Quote:
Originally Posted by capecoddah