Russian Bloc

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The Russian Bloc (Ukrainian: Русский блок) is a former political alliance in Ukraine.

It consisted of:

At the Ukrainian parliamentary election, 2002 it won 0.73% of the popular vote and no seats.[2]

References

  1. ^ (Ukrainian) Партія "Русь", sd.net.ua
  2. ^ a b (Ukrainian) Databases ASD: Political parties in Ukraine
  3. ^ (Ukrainian) Партія "Руський блок", sd.net.ua
Parliamentary
blocs and parties
Extra-parliamentary
blocs and parties
Front of Changes • UDAR of Vitaliy Klychko • All-Ukrainian Union "Svoboda" • United Left and Peasants • Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine • Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists • Socialist Party of Ukraine • United Centre • People's Democratic Party • Democratic Party of Ukraine • Republican Christian Party • Social Democratic Party of Ukraine (united) • Party of Pensioners of Ukraine • Party of Protection of Pensioners of Ukraine • Party "Union" • All-Ukrainian Union "Center" • People's Party New Ukraine • Internet Party of Ukraine • Union of Leftists • Communist Party of Ukraine (renewed) • Youth Party of Ukraine • Party of Greens of Ukraine • Viche • Political Party "Cathedral Ukraine" • All-Ukrainian Chornobyl People's Party "For the Welfare and Protection of the People" • Party of Free Democrats • Party of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs • Party of National Economic Development of Ukraine • Social-Christian Party • All-Ukrainian Political Party "Ecology and Social Protection" • All-Ukrainian Party of People's Trust • All-Ukrainian Party of Peace and Unity • National-Democratic Association "Ukraine" • Conscience of Ukraine • Political Party of Small and Medium-sized Businesses of Ukraine • Information Ukraine • Hromada
Notes
In the Verkhovna Rada 20 deputies are member of Reforms for the Future and 26 are not members of any faction.