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Central Election Commission (Ukraine)

January 07, 2023

The Central Election Commission of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Центральна виборча комісія України, commonly abbreviated in Ukrainian as ЦВК (Tse-Ve-Ka); sometimes referred to as the Central Electoral Commission of Ukraine) is a permanent and independent collegiate body of the Ukrainian state that acts on the basis of the Constitution of Ukraine, the laws of Ukraine and is responsible for organizing the arrangements and the conduct of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the local elections at all levels, managing the all-Ukrainian and local referendums according to the procedure and within the legal framework defined by the laws of Ukraine.

Central Election Commission
(Центральна виборча комісія)
Commission Emblem
Agency overview
FormedNovember 1997
Jurisdiction Ukraine
Headquarters1, Lesia Ukrainka Square,
Kyiv, Ukraine, 01196 [1]
Agency executive
  • Oleh Didenko (since 4 October 2019[2]), Chairperson of the Commission
WebsiteOfficial website

Legislative status

The Commission manages the system of election commissions and referendum commissions established to arrange and conduct the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all-Ukrainian referendums. The Commission supervises activities and provides the advisory and methodological support to the commissions established to arrange and conduct the local elections at all levels as well as the local referendums.

The Commission discharges its mandate independently, separately from other government authorities, municipalities, officials and public officers.

General Information, Composition and Appointment

In November 1997 a new state institution, the Central Election Commission, was established according to the Constitution requirements. The Law of Ukraine "On the Central Election Commission" stipulates that the Central Election Commission shall be a permanent state body, which, in compliance with the Constitution of Ukraine, ensures the arrangements and the conduct of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all-Ukrainian referendums.[citation needed]

The Central Election Commission also provides advisory-methodological support of elections and local referendums to local councils, village, town, city mayors. It supervises the system of election commissions established to arrange and conduct the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all-Ukrainian referendums , coordinates their activities.[citation needed]

The Central Election Commission is an independent state body. In order to perform its functions the Commission is entitled to enable the involvement of public authorities at all levels into the implementation of this extremely important state activity. The Commission performs its duties on the principles of legality, independence, objectivity, competence, professionalism, collegial decision-making, reliability, openness and transparency.[citation needed]

The activities of the Commission are carried out openly and publicly.[citation needed]

The Commission has its own publication - "The Bulletin of the Central Election Commission".[citation needed]

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine appoints and terminates the authority of the CEC members upon the proposal of the President of Ukraine. The presidential submission on the CEC members shall take into account the nominee proposals of current parliamentary factions and groups.[citation needed]

Composition

The Commission consists of 17 CEC members (prior to September 2018 15 members).[3] The Commission functions on a regular basis. Member of the Commission is a public officer. Each member is appointed for a 7-year term by the Verkhovna Rada (parliament) of Ukraine. A Commission member may be a citizen of Ukraine, who shall not be under twenty five years old on the appointment date, has the right to vote, has been lived in Ukraine for at least the last five years and commands the official language. The Chairperson of the Commission, the Deputy Chair of the Commission, the Secretary of the Commission, as well as at least five other members of the Commission shall have higher education in the field of law.

Secretariat of the Commission

  • Chairman
  • Deputy
  • Operation-Methodical Department
  • Legal Department
  • Informational Department
  • Department of Document Support
  • Managing and Material-Technical Support Department
  • Division in relationships with public media
  • Division of human resources and the state service
  • Division of planning and financing
  • Division of control and use of funds
  • Accounting division
  • Division of international cooperation
  • Editorial-publishing division
  • Supporting service of the Central Election Commission

Appointment

History

The first election commission in Ukraine was created in 1917 as an Electoral Bureau of the General Secretary of Internal Affairs and was headed by Mykhailo Kovenko. It prepared elections to the Ukrainian Constituent Assembly, which were interrupted by the Ukrainian-Soviet War. In 1989 the modern election commission was created under the Cabinet of Ukraine, which in 1997 became an independent body of the Ukrainian government.

Districts

There are different electoral divisions depending on the level of elections. Before the electoral of 1997 and the installation of the Central Election Commission the country consisted of 450 electoral districts (number of parliamentarians in Verkhovna Rada). With the introduction of party voting principle the number of districts changed to 225. Each electoral district includes around 120-180 smaller electoral precincts (dilnytsi).

Beside the national level elections the country conducts local elections as well. Each region (oblast or Autonomous Republic Crimea), district (raion), urban or rural settlement (see Administrative divisions of Ukraine) has its own council (rada) amounting altogether to some 12,088 councils of various size across the nation.[4]

Western Ukraine

Election
year		 Zakarpattia Chernivtsi Ivano-Frankivsk Lviv Ternopil Volyn Rivne
districts number districts number districts number districts number districts number districts number districts number
total change total change total change total change total change total change total change
1990 167-177 11   0 430-437 8   0 196-207 12   0 258-281 24   0 355-364 10   0 40-48 9   0 332-341 10   0
1994 167-176 10   1 431-438 8   0 195-206 12   0 260-282 23   1 356-365 10   0 64-72 9   0 333-342 10   0
1998 70-74 5   5 202-205 4   4 84-89 6   6 115-126 12   11 163-167 5   5 19-23 5   4 152-156 5   5
1999 70-74 5   0 202-205 4   0 84-89 6   0 115-126 12   0 163-167 5   0 19-23 5   0 152-156 5   0
2002 70-75 6   1 202-205 4   0 85-90 6   0 116-127 12   0 164-168 5   0 19-23 5   0 153-157 5   0
2004 70-75 6   0 204-207 4   0 85-90 6   0 117-128 12   0 166-170 5   0 19-23 5   0 155-159 5   0
2006 66-70 5   1 207-210 4   0 79-85 7   1 112-125 14   2 165-172 8   3 20-26 7   2 151-157 7   2
2007 66-70 5   0 207-210 4   0 79-85 7   0 112-125 14   0 165-172 8   0 20-26 5   0 151-157 7   0
2010 69-74 6   1 204-207 4   0 84-90 7   0 117-128 12   2 165-169 5   3 19-23 5   2 154-158 5   2
2012 68-73 5   0 201-204 4   0 83-89 7   0 115-126 12   0 163-167 5   0 19-23 5   0 152-156 5   0
  

Presidential elections

Northern Ukraine

Election
year		 Zhytomyr Kyiv Kyiv city Chernihiv Sumy
districts number districts number districts number districts number districts number
total change total change total change total change total change
1990 153-166 14   0 208-224 17   0 1-22 22   0 438-450 13   0 342-354 13   0
1994 154-166 13   1 207-223 17   0 1-23 23   1 439-450 12   1 343-355 13   0
1998 64-69 6   7 90-97 8   9 212-223 12   11 206-211 6   6 157-162 6   7
1999 64-69 6   0 90-97 8   0 212-223 12   0 206-211 6   0 157-162 6   0
2002 64-69 6   0 91-98 8   0 212-223 12   0 206-211 6   0 158-163 6   0
2004 64-69 6   0 91-99 9   1 214-223 10   2 208-213 6   0 160-165 6   0
2006 56-65 10   4 86-94 9   0 218-224 7   3 211-217 7   1 158-164 7   1
2007 56-65 10   0 86-94 9   0 218-224 7   0 211-217 7   0 158-164 7   0
2010 63-68 6   4 91-99 9   0 214-223 10   3 208-213 6   1 159-164 6   1
2012 62-67 6   0 90-98 9   0 211-223 13   3 205-210 6   0 157-162 6   0
  

Presidential elections

Members

The current Central Election Commission approved by parliament on 4 October 2019 includes 17 members:[5]

  • Oleh Didenko (chairman[2])
  • Oksana Boyarchuk
  • Yuriy Buhlaka
  • Olena Hataullina
  • Andriy Hevko
  • Viktoria Glushchenko
  • Vitaliy Gren
  • Serhiy Dubovyk
  • Andriy Yevstihneyev
  • Iryna Yefremova
  • Oleksandra Karmaza
  • Pavlo Liubchenko
  • Yuriy Myroshnychenko
  • Volodymyr Perepeliuk
  • Vitaliy Plukar
  • Serhiy Postivyi
  • Yuriy Frytsky

Former members

On 5 October 2018[6] 14 new members began to exercise their powers (the Ukrainian parliament had appointed on 20 September 2018[7]):

  • Tetiana Slipachuk (Chairperson of the Central Election Commission[6])
  • Alla Basalaieva
  • Natalia Bernatska (Secretary of the Central Election Commission)
  • Mykhailo Verbenskyi
  • Andriy Yevstigneiev
  • Iryna Yefremova
  • Olha Zheltova
  • Oleh Konopolskyi (Deputy Chair of the Central Election Commission)
  • Svitlana Kustova
  • Olha Lotiuk
  • Vitaliy Plukar
  • Yevhenii Radchenko (Deputy Chair of the Central Election Commission)
  • Leontiy Shypilov
  • Tetiana Yuzkova

In April 2014 parliament had already appointed:[8]

  • Kateryna Makhnitska
  • Oleh Didenko

As of 20 September 2018 one seat was vacant.[8]

All members (appointed on 20 September 2018 and since) were dismissed by parliament on 13 September 2019.[9]

The Ukrainian parliament dismissed the following 13 members of the Central Election Commission on 20 September 2018:[10]

  • Mykhaylo Okhendovsky (Охендовський Михайло Володимирович) (chairman)[11]
  • Andriy Mahera (Магера Андрій Йосипович) (deputy chairman)
  • Zhanna Usenko-Chorna (Усенко-Чорна Жанна Іванівна) (deputy chairwoman)
  • Tetiana Lukash (Лукаш Тетяна Леонідівна) (secretary)
  • Tamara Astakhova (Астахова Тамара Валеріївна)
  • Yuriy Danylevskyi (Данилевський Юрій Миколайович)
  • Yuriy Donchenko (Донченко Юрій Григорович)
  • Ihor Zhydenko (Жиденко Ігор Григорович)
  • Bronislav Raykovskyy (Райковський Броніслав Станіславович)
  • Oleksandr Chupakhin (Чупахін Олександр Михайлович)
  • Yulia Shvets (Швець Юлія Вікторівна)
  • Oleksandr Shelestov (Шелестов Олександр Миколайович)
  • Valeriy Sheludko (Шелудько Валерій Євгенович)

Former members of the Commission were appointed by the parliament on 8 December 2004. This appointment was an integral part of the legislative package to resolve the presidential election crisis in Ukraine. These members supervised the repeat of the second round of the presidential elections on 26 December 2004.

Members of the Commission as of 1 January 2005 were:

  • Yaroslav Davydovych (Давидович Ярослав Васильович) (chairman)
  • Maryna Stavniychuk (Ставнійчук Марина Іванівна) (deputy chairwoman)
  • Mykola Melnyk (Мельник Микола Іванович) (deputy chairman)
  • Serhiy Dubovyk (Дубовик Сергій Олегович) (secretary)
  • Yuriy Donchenko (Донченко Юрій Григорович)
  • Valentyna Zavalevska (Завалевська Валентина Олександрівна)
  • Ihor Kachur (Качур Ігор Анатолійович)
  • Ruslan Knyazevych (Князевич Руслан Петрович)
  • Andriy Mahera (Магера Андрій Йосипович)
  • Mykhaylo Okhendrovskyy (Охендовський Михайло Володимирович)
  • Anatoliy Pysarenko (Писаренко Анатолій Аркадійович)
  • Bronislav Raykovskyy (Райковський Броніслав Станіславович)
  • Zhanna Usenko-Chorna (Усенко-Чорна Жанна Іванівна)
  • Oleksandr Chupakhin (Чупахін Олександр Михайлович)
  • Valeriy Sheludko (Шелудько Валерій Євгенович)

Previous Members

  • Valeriy Bondyk (Бондик Валерій Анатолійович) (17 February 2004 – 8 December 2004)
  • Yuriy Danylevskyy (Данилевський Юрій Миколайович) (7 April 1999 – 8 December 2004)
  • Serhiy Kivalov (Ківалов Сергій Васильович) (17 February – 8 December 2004); currently a member of the Parliament of Ukraine[12]
  • Mykola Rybachuk (Рибачук Микола Филимонович) (7 April 1999 – 8 December 2004)

Chairmen

  • 1989–1992 Vitaliy Boiko (also Minister of Justice of Ukrainian SSR—Ukraine) (commission of 45 members)
  • 1993–1997 Ivan Yemets (commission of 16 members)
  • 1997–2004 Mykhailo Ryabets (commission of 42 members)
  • 2004–2004 Serhiy Kivalov
  • 2004–2007 Yaroslav Davydovych
  • 2007–2013 Volodymyr Shapoval
  • 2013–2018 Mykhaylo Okhendovsky
  • 2018–2019 Tetiana Slipachuk
  • 2019–present Oleh Didenko[2]

See also

Presidential elections

Parliamentary elections

References

  1. ^ "Official website. Address (bottom of the page) ("Kyiv" spelling)". March 2017.
  2. ^ a b c "ЦВК очолив Діденко, який був у попередньому складі комісії".
  3. ^ Rada backs increase in composition of CEC to 17 people, Interfax-Ukraine (18 September 2018)
  4. ^ 2010 local elections
  5. ^ "Rada forms new composition of CEC".
  6. ^ a b Slipachuk elected head of Central Election Commission at closed meeting, Ukrinform (5 October 2018)
  7. ^ Rada updates CEC composition, appointing 14 new members, Interfax-Ukraine (20 September 2018)
  8. ^ a b (in Ukrainian) The council approved a new composition of the CEC, Ukrayinska Pravda (20 September 2018)
  9. ^ (in Ukrainian) "We are all", "This is a new reality": the CEC reacted to the decision of the Council, Ukrayinska Pravda (13 September 2019)
  10. ^ Verkhovna Rada dismisses 13 CEC members, UNIAN (20 September 2018)
  11. ^ Mykhailo Okhendovsky appointed head of Central Election Commission, Interfax-Ukraine (6 July 2013)
  12. ^ Nation’s law enforcers have dismal track record, Kyiv Post (11 December 2009)
  • The Law of Ukraine "On the Central Election Commission", No. 1932-IV (1932-15), dated 30 June 2004, promulgated 9 July 2004 (text in Ukrainian).
  • The Decree of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine "On Appointing the Members of the Central Election Commission", No. 2225-IV (2225-15), dated 8 December 2004, promulgated 8 December 2004 (text in Ukrainian)

External links

  • Official website
  • Shapoval, V. Central Election Commission (ЦЕНТРАЛЬНА ВИБОРЧА КОМІСІЯ). Encyclopedia of History of Ukraine. 2013

Coordinates: 50°25′40″N 30°32′28″E / 50.42778°N 30.54111°E / 50.42778; 30.54111

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The Central Election Commission of Ukraine Ukrainian Centralna viborcha komisiya Ukrayini commonly abbreviated in Ukrainian as CVK Tse Ve Ka sometimes referred to as the Central Electoral Commission of Ukraine is a permanent and independent collegiate body of the Ukrainian state that acts on the basis of the Constitution of Ukraine the laws of Ukraine and is responsible for organizing the arrangements and the conduct of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the local elections at all levels managing the all Ukrainian and local referendums according to the procedure and within the legal framework defined by the laws of Ukraine Central Election Commission Centralna viborcha komisiya Commission EmblemAgency overviewFormedNovember 1997Jurisdiction UkraineHeadquarters1 Lesia Ukrainka Square Kyiv Ukraine 01196 1 Agency executiveOleh Didenko since 4 October 2019 2 Chairperson of the CommissionWebsiteOfficial website Contents 1 Legislative status 2 General Information Composition and Appointment 2 1 Secretariat of the Commission 2 2 Appointment 3 History 4 Districts 4 1 Western Ukraine 4 2 Northern Ukraine 5 Members 5 1 Former members 5 2 Previous Members 5 3 Chairmen 6 See also 6 1 Presidential elections 6 2 Parliamentary elections 7 References 8 External linksLegislative status EditThe Commission manages the system of election commissions and referendum commissions established to arrange and conduct the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all Ukrainian referendums The Commission supervises activities and provides the advisory and methodological support to the commissions established to arrange and conduct the local elections at all levels as well as the local referendums The Commission discharges its mandate independently separately from other government authorities municipalities officials and public officers General Information Composition and Appointment EditIn November 1997 a new state institution the Central Election Commission was established according to the Constitution requirements The Law of Ukraine On the Central Election Commission stipulates that the Central Election Commission shall be a permanent state body which in compliance with the Constitution of Ukraine ensures the arrangements and the conduct of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all Ukrainian referendums citation needed The Central Election Commission also provides advisory methodological support of elections and local referendums to local councils village town city mayors It supervises the system of election commissions established to arrange and conduct the presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine as well as the all Ukrainian referendums coordinates their activities citation needed The Central Election Commission is an independent state body In order to perform its functions the Commission is entitled to enable the involvement of public authorities at all levels into the implementation of this extremely important state activity The Commission performs its duties on the principles of legality independence objectivity competence professionalism collegial decision making reliability openness and transparency citation needed The activities of the Commission are carried out openly and publicly citation needed The Commission has its own publication The Bulletin of the Central Election Commission citation needed The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine appoints and terminates the authority of the CEC members upon the proposal of the President of Ukraine The presidential submission on the CEC members shall take into account the nominee proposals of current parliamentary factions and groups citation needed CompositionThe Commission consists of 17 CEC members prior to September 2018 15 members 3 The Commission functions on a regular basis Member of the Commission is a public officer Each member is appointed for a 7 year term by the Verkhovna Rada parliament of Ukraine A Commission member may be a citizen of Ukraine who shall not be under twenty five years old on the appointment date has the right to vote has been lived in Ukraine for at least the last five years and commands the official language The Chairperson of the Commission the Deputy Chair of the Commission the Secretary of the Commission as well as at least five other members of the Commission shall have higher education in the field of law Secretariat of the Commission Edit Chairman Deputy Operation Methodical Department Legal Department Informational Department Department of Document Support Managing and Material Technical Support Department Division in relationships with public media Division of human resources and the state service Division of planning and financing Division of control and use of funds Accounting division Division of international cooperation Editorial publishing division Supporting service of the Central Election CommissionAppointment EditHistory EditThe first election commission in Ukraine was created in 1917 as an Electoral Bureau of the General Secretary of Internal Affairs and was headed by Mykhailo Kovenko It prepared elections to the Ukrainian Constituent Assembly which were interrupted by the Ukrainian Soviet War In 1989 the modern election commission was created under the Cabinet of Ukraine which in 1997 became an independent body of the Ukrainian government Districts EditThere are different electoral divisions depending on the level of elections Before the electoral of 1997 and the installation of the Central Election Commission the country consisted of 450 electoral districts number of parliamentarians in Verkhovna Rada With the introduction of party voting principle the number of districts changed to 225 Each electoral district includes around 120 180 smaller electoral precincts dilnytsi Beside the national level elections the country conducts local elections as well Each region oblast or Autonomous Republic Crimea district raion urban or rural settlement see Administrative divisions of Ukraine has its own council rada amounting altogether to some 12 088 councils of various size across the nation 4 Western Ukraine Edit Electionyear Zakarpattia Chernivtsi Ivano Frankivsk Lviv Ternopil Volyn Rivnedistricts number districts number districts number districts number districts number districts number districts numbertotal change total change total change total change total change total change total change1990 167 177 11 0 430 437 8 0 196 207 12 0 258 281 24 0 355 364 10 0 40 48 9 0 332 341 10 01994 167 176 10 1 431 438 8 0 195 206 12 0 260 282 23 1 356 365 10 0 64 72 9 0 333 342 10 01998 70 74 5 5 202 205 4 4 84 89 6 6 115 126 12 11 163 167 5 5 19 23 5 4 152 156 5 51999 70 74 5 0 202 205 4 0 84 89 6 0 115 126 12 0 163 167 5 0 19 23 5 0 152 156 5 02002 70 75 6 1 202 205 4 0 85 90 6 0 116 127 12 0 164 168 5 0 19 23 5 0 153 157 5 02004 70 75 6 0 204 207 4 0 85 90 6 0 117 128 12 0 166 170 5 0 19 23 5 0 155 159 5 02006 66 70 5 1 207 210 4 0 79 85 7 1 112 125 14 2 165 172 8 3 20 26 7 2 151 157 7 22007 66 70 5 0 207 210 4 0 79 85 7 0 112 125 14 0 165 172 8 0 20 26 5 0 151 157 7 02010 69 74 6 1 204 207 4 0 84 90 7 0 117 128 12 2 165 169 5 3 19 23 5 2 154 158 5 22012 68 73 5 0 201 204 4 0 83 89 7 0 115 126 12 0 163 167 5 0 19 23 5 0 152 156 5 0 Presidential electionsNorthern Ukraine Edit Electionyear Zhytomyr Kyiv Kyiv city Chernihiv Sumydistricts number districts number districts number districts number districts numbertotal change total change total change total change total change1990 153 166 14 0 208 224 17 0 1 22 22 0 438 450 13 0 342 354 13 01994 154 166 13 1 207 223 17 0 1 23 23 1 439 450 12 1 343 355 13 01998 64 69 6 7 90 97 8 9 212 223 12 11 206 211 6 6 157 162 6 71999 64 69 6 0 90 97 8 0 212 223 12 0 206 211 6 0 157 162 6 02002 64 69 6 0 91 98 8 0 212 223 12 0 206 211 6 0 158 163 6 02004 64 69 6 0 91 99 9 1 214 223 10 2 208 213 6 0 160 165 6 02006 56 65 10 4 86 94 9 0 218 224 7 3 211 217 7 1 158 164 7 12007 56 65 10 0 86 94 9 0 218 224 7 0 211 217 7 0 158 164 7 02010 63 68 6 4 91 99 9 0 214 223 10 3 208 213 6 1 159 164 6 12012 62 67 6 0 90 98 9 0 211 223 13 3 205 210 6 0 157 162 6 0 Presidential electionsMembers EditThe current Central Election Commission approved by parliament on 4 October 2019 includes 17 members 5 Oleh Didenko chairman 2 Oksana Boyarchuk Yuriy Buhlaka Olena Hataullina Andriy Hevko Viktoria Glushchenko Vitaliy Gren Serhiy Dubovyk Andriy Yevstihneyev Iryna Yefremova Oleksandra Karmaza Pavlo Liubchenko Yuriy Myroshnychenko Volodymyr Perepeliuk Vitaliy Plukar Serhiy Postivyi Yuriy FrytskyFormer members Edit On 5 October 2018 6 14 new members began to exercise their powers the Ukrainian parliament had appointed on 20 September 2018 7 Tetiana Slipachuk Chairperson of the Central Election Commission 6 Alla Basalaieva Natalia Bernatska Secretary of the Central Election Commission Mykhailo Verbenskyi Andriy Yevstigneiev Iryna Yefremova Olha Zheltova Oleh Konopolskyi Deputy Chair of the Central Election Commission Svitlana Kustova Olha Lotiuk Vitaliy Plukar Yevhenii Radchenko Deputy Chair of the Central Election Commission Leontiy Shypilov Tetiana YuzkovaIn April 2014 parliament had already appointed 8 Kateryna Makhnitska Oleh DidenkoAs of 20 September 2018 one seat was vacant 8 All members appointed on 20 September 2018 and since were dismissed by parliament on 13 September 2019 9 The Ukrainian parliament dismissed the following 13 members of the Central Election Commission on 20 September 2018 10 Mykhaylo Okhendovsky Ohendovskij Mihajlo Volodimirovich chairman 11 Andriy Mahera Magera Andrij Josipovich deputy chairman Zhanna Usenko Chorna Usenko Chorna Zhanna Ivanivna deputy chairwoman Tetiana Lukash Lukash Tetyana Leonidivna secretary Tamara Astakhova Astahova Tamara Valeriyivna Yuriy Danylevskyi Danilevskij Yurij Mikolajovich Yuriy Donchenko Donchenko Yurij Grigorovich Ihor Zhydenko Zhidenko Igor Grigorovich Bronislav Raykovskyy Rajkovskij Bronislav Stanislavovich Oleksandr Chupakhin Chupahin Oleksandr Mihajlovich Yulia Shvets Shvec Yuliya Viktorivna Oleksandr Shelestov Shelestov Oleksandr Mikolajovich Valeriy Sheludko Sheludko Valerij Yevgenovich Former members of the Commission were appointed by the parliament on 8 December 2004 This appointment was an integral part of the legislative package to resolve the presidential election crisis in Ukraine These members supervised the repeat of the second round of the presidential elections on 26 December 2004 Members of the Commission as of 1 January 2005 were Yaroslav Davydovych Davidovich Yaroslav Vasilovich chairman Maryna Stavniychuk Stavnijchuk Marina Ivanivna deputy chairwoman Mykola Melnyk Melnik Mikola Ivanovich deputy chairman Serhiy Dubovyk Dubovik Sergij Olegovich secretary Yuriy Donchenko Donchenko Yurij Grigorovich Valentyna Zavalevska Zavalevska Valentina Oleksandrivna Ihor Kachur Kachur Igor Anatolijovich Ruslan Knyazevych Knyazevich Ruslan Petrovich Andriy Mahera Magera Andrij Josipovich Mykhaylo Okhendrovskyy Ohendovskij Mihajlo Volodimirovich Anatoliy Pysarenko Pisarenko Anatolij Arkadijovich Bronislav Raykovskyy Rajkovskij Bronislav Stanislavovich Zhanna Usenko Chorna Usenko Chorna Zhanna Ivanivna Oleksandr Chupakhin Chupahin Oleksandr Mihajlovich Valeriy Sheludko Sheludko Valerij Yevgenovich Previous Members Edit Valeriy Bondyk Bondik Valerij Anatolijovich 17 February 2004 8 December 2004 Yuriy Danylevskyy Danilevskij Yurij Mikolajovich 7 April 1999 8 December 2004 Serhiy Kivalov Kivalov Sergij Vasilovich 17 February 8 December 2004 currently a member of the Parliament of Ukraine 12 Mykola Rybachuk Ribachuk Mikola Filimonovich 7 April 1999 8 December 2004 Chairmen Edit 1989 1992 Vitaliy Boiko also Minister of Justice of Ukrainian SSR Ukraine commission of 45 members 1992 1993 Oleksandr Lavrynovych acting chairman 1993 1997 Ivan Yemets commission of 16 members 1997 2004 Mykhailo Ryabets commission of 42 members 2004 2004 Serhiy Kivalov 2004 2007 Yaroslav Davydovych 2007 2013 Volodymyr Shapoval 2013 2018 Mykhaylo Okhendovsky 2018 2019 Tetiana Slipachuk 2019 present Oleh Didenko 2 See also EditElections in UkrainePresidential elections Edit 2019 Ukrainian presidential election 2014 Ukrainian presidential election 2010 Ukrainian presidential election 2004 Ukrainian presidential election 1999 Ukrainian presidential election 1994 Ukrainian presidential election 1991 Ukrainian presidential electionParliamentary elections Edit 2014 Ukrainian parliamentary election 2012 Ukrainian parliamentary election 2007 Ukrainian parliamentary election 2006 Ukrainian parliamentary election 2002 Ukrainian parliamentary election 1998 Ukrainian parliamentary election 1994 Ukrainian parliamentary electionReferences Edit Official website Address bottom of the page Kyiv spelling March 2017 a b c CVK ocholiv Didenko yakij buv u poperednomu skladi komisiyi Rada backs increase in composition of CEC to 17 people Interfax Ukraine 18 September 2018 2010 local elections Rada forms new composition of CEC a b Slipachuk elected head of Central Election Commission at closed meeting Ukrinform 5 October 2018 Rada updates CEC composition appointing 14 new members Interfax Ukraine 20 September 2018 a b in Ukrainian The council approved a new composition of the CEC Ukrayinska Pravda 20 September 2018 in Ukrainian We are all This is a new reality the CEC reacted to the decision of the Council Ukrayinska Pravda 13 September 2019 Verkhovna Rada dismisses 13 CEC members UNIAN 20 September 2018 Mykhailo Okhendovsky appointed head of Central Election Commission Interfax Ukraine 6 July 2013 Nation s law enforcers have dismal track record Kyiv Post 11 December 2009 The Law of Ukraine On the Central Election Commission No 1932 IV 1932 15 dated 30 June 2004 promulgated 9 July 2004 text in Ukrainian The Decree of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine On Appointing the Members of the Central Election Commission No 2225 IV 2225 15 dated 8 December 2004 promulgated 8 December 2004 text in Ukrainian External links EditOfficial website Shapoval V Central Election Commission CENTRALNA VIBORChA KOMISIYa Encyclopedia of History of Ukraine 2013 Coordinates 50 25 40 N 30 32 28 E 50 42778 N 30 54111 E 50 42778 30 54111 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Central Election Commission Ukraine amp oldid 1116631247, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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