It has become known who passes to Kyiv City Council: the list

It has become known who passes to Kyiv City Council: the list

A per-deputy list of those who made it to the Kyiv City Council following local elections in Ukraine was published.

Preliminary results were published by journalist and political commentator Sonya Koshkina on her Telegram channel.

According to reports, after the elections on 25 October seven parties entered the new Kyiv City Council. The most mandates went to “European Solidarity” and UDAR.

“European Solidarity” - 31 mandate:

Volodymyr Prokopiv (current secretary of the Kyiv City Council)

Lyudmyla Kovalevska, political scientist

Leonid Yemets, former People's Deputy

Ihor Balenko, current deputy, owner of the Furshet chain

Oleksandr Suprun

Andriy Zadereyko, deputy

Andriy Porayko

Maksym Konobas, current deputy

Taras Kryvoruchko, current deputy

Serhiy Artemenko, current deputy

Oleksandr Miyshchenko, current deputy

Vladyslav Turets, current deputy

Iryna Nykorak, current deputy

Denys Liubchenko

Serhiy Taran, political scientist

Oleksiy Okopny, current deputy

Vadym Storozhuk, current deputy

Anna Kovalenko

Georgiy Yasinsky, current deputy

Olha Halitska

Oleksandr Tymchenko

Dina Gabbi-bulaeva

Oleh Levchenko

Maryna Poroshenko

Oleksandr Pohrebysky

Viktor Kononenko

Konstantyn Usol, former People's Deputy

Volodymyr Andrusyshyn

Natalia Pastukhova

Ihor Khatevich, Kyiv City Council employee

Pavel Boychenko

UDAR - 30 mandates:

Dmytro Kalynichenko, current deputy

Taras Panchiy, former KCSA employee

Volodymyr Goncharov, current deputy

Maksym Makarenko

Yegor Checherynda

Anna Starostenko, current deputy

Viktor Grushko, current deputy

Volodymyr Shary, current deputy

Pavel Ryabikin, general director of Boryspil Airport

Yaroslav Horbunov, current deputy

Olesya Maliariev, current deputy

Andriy Strannykov

Myroslava Smirnova

Oleksiy Shevchuk

Mykhailo Teren'tev, current deputy

Valentyn Mondrievskiy, current deputy

Viktor Braginsky, head of the metro

Olesya Zubritskaya

Viktoriya Muha, current deputy

Vyacheslav Nepop, current deputy

Oleh Kostyushko, current deputy

Katerina Kyrychenko

Dmytro Banass, current deputy

Oleksandr Shovkovsky, Dynamo Kyiv legend

Yulia Limar

Vladyslav Andronov

Roman Romanyuk, former People's Deputy

Dmytro Belotserkovets, adviser to Klitschko

Volodymyr Bondarenko, former head of the KCSA apparatus

Lesya Petrovska

“United” - 13 mandates

Vadym Ivantchenko, current deputy

Vitaliy Pavlyk, current deputy

Yuriy Sulyha, current deputy

Olha Veremeenko, current deputy

Vagan Tovmasyan, current deputy

Roman Yaroshenko, current deputy

Oleksandr Omelchenko, current deputy

Yulia Yarmolenko

Natalia Berikashvili

Serhiy Krymchuk, current deputy

Olesya Samoludchenko

Oksana Potsiluyko

Yaroslav Fedorenko

“Opposition Platform — For Life” - 12 mandates

Mykhailo Nakochno

Nadezhda Maksiminzeva

Volodymyr Kravets

Volodymyr Yalovoy, current deputy

Oleksandr Popov, former head of the KCSA

Yulia Simunina

Mykhailo Tsentenko

Oleksandr Pluzhnyk

Elena Bukalo

Ihor Kyrylenko

Yulia Ulasik

Maria Mark

All-Ukrainian Fatherland Party - 12 mandates

Ihor Galaychuk, current deputy

Volodymyr Slonchak, former KCSA official

Anna Sviridenko, current deputy

Oleksandr Brodsky, current deputy

Oleksiy Kucherenko, MP

Vitaliy Nestor

Denys Moskal, current deputy

Oleksandra Kuzhel, former People's Deputy

Olha Gotsulyak

Alla Shlapat, current deputy

Yuriy Zubko, current deputy

Elena Marchenko

“Servant of the People” – 12 mandates

Mykola Konopelko

Yevhen Kuzmenko

Ksenia Semenova

Yevheniya Kuleba

Mykhailo Prysyazhnyuk

Elena Govorova

Yuriy Fedorenko

Vladyslav Trubitsyn

Lilia Pashynna

Georgiy Zantaryaya

Andrey Vitrenko

Viktoriya Burduko

“Glory” - 10 mandates

Taras Kozak

Vadym Vasylchuk, current deputy

Maksim Nefedov, former deputy minister

Zoya Yaros

Konstantin Bogatov, current deputy

Alina Mikhailova

Hryhoriy Malenko

Oleksandr Lintsevsky, former deputy to Suprun

Vasyl Popatenko

Olha Hvozdyk