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‼️ 273 votes “for” and not a single “against”! How members of parliament voted on pension amendment No.630
We continue the topic of the controversial amendment No.630 to the State Budget-2027 draft, the original wording of which provided for limits on pension payments, including on already granted pensions, and repayment of debt to pensioners with government bonds.
We have the official roll-call voting results of the Verkhovna Rada from 28 October 2026:
🔴 273 deputies — “FOR”!
▪️ Against — 0.
▪️ Abstained — 1.
▪️ Did not vote — 46.
▪️ Absent — 72.
NOT A SINGLE member of parliament voted against!
Who supported the amendment?
▪️ “Servant of the People” — 182 deputies.
▪️ “European Solidarity” — 19.
▪️ “Batkivshchyna” — 18.
▪️ “Dovira” — 16.
▪️ “For the Future” — 12.
▪️ “Holos” — 9.
▪️ Other groups and unaffiliated — 17.
Among those who pressed the “FOR” button were Halyna Tretiakova, Danylo Hetmantsev, Roksolana Pidlasia, Davyd Arakhamia, Yulia Tymoshenko, Yaroslav Zhelezniak, Dmytro Razumkov, Ruslan Stefanchuk.
Clarification: they voted for a partially accommodated amendment in the form of a mandate to the government regarding the equalization of pension conditions.
But what exactly does the government intend to change under the guise of such “equalization”? Will they not return to provisions that allow leaving people without already granted pensions? And who guarantees that pensioners’ rights will not be restricted?
And most importantly: will Ukrainians receive guarantees that, under the pretext of equalizing pension conditions, they will not be left without their lawful payments?
Because behind parliamentary votes there are not only numbers and deputies’ names. Behind them are future decisions that determine people’s lives.
📄 Source: Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, roll-call voting results No.36003 from 28.10.2026.