Ukrainian presidential election, 2019

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Presidential elections are expected to be held in Ukraine on 31 March 2019.^[1]^[2]

Electoral system

From 2017
Issues	Tymoshenko	Boyko	Poroshenko	Lyashko	Groysman	Sadovyi	Rabinovich	Savchenko	Hrytsenko	Tyahnybok

The economy	Centre-right	Centre-left	Centre-right	Left-wing	Right-wing	Centre-right	Centre-left	Centre	Centre-right	Centre-left
Social questions and freedoms	Moderate	Moderate	Conservative	Conservative	Progressive	Conservative	Strong Progressive	Conservative	Conservative	Strong Conservative
Ukraine's membership of Military Alliances	Pro-NATO	Neutral status	Pro-NATO	Pro-NATO	Pro-NATO	Pro-NATO	Neutral status	Neutral status	Pro-NATO	Neutral status
Housing	Reduction of tariffs	Reduction of tariffs	Pro-subsidies ^[4]	Reduction of tariffs	Pro-subsidies	Moderate	Reduction of tariffs	Reduction of tariffs	Moderate	Reduction of tariffs
European Integration	Pro-EU	Hard Euroscepticism	Pro-EU	Light Euroscepticism	Pro-EU	Pro-EU	Light Euroscepticism	Light Euroscepticism	Pro-EU	Hard Euroscepticism
The status of the Russian language	Without status	Second official language ^[5]	Without status	Without status	Regional language	Without status	Regional language	Regional language	Without status	Without status
The status of ATO and Minsk II	Anti-Minsk	Pro-Minsk	Pro-Minsk	Anti-Minsk	Pro-Minsk	Anti-Minsk	Pro-Minsk	Pro-Minsk	Anti-Minsk	Anti-Minsk
Forms of government	Semi-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Parliamentary republiс, federalisation	Super-presidential republic	Semi-presidential republic	Presidential republic

Elections and referendums in Ukraine
Central Election Commission
Presidential elections	1991 1994 1999 2004 2010 2014 2019
Parliamentary elections	1918 1937 1939 1947 1951 1955 1959 1963 1967 1971 1975 1980 1985 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2007 2012 2014 2019
Local elections	1939 West Ukraine Carpatho-Ukraine 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2015
Referendums	1991 (Mar) 1991 (Dec) 2000
See also: Elections and referendums in Crimea

History

Administration and
supporting agencies

"Security bloc"	National Security and Defense Council Procurator General* Foreign Intelligence Service Derzhspetszviazok Security Service of Ukraine* Administration of State Security General Staff Pardons Commission
"Administrative bloc"	Anti-Monopoly Committee* State Property Fund* State Committee on Television and Radio broadcasting* Public Humanitarian Council National Institute of Strategic Research National Academy of State Administration
Supporting	Administration building Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine Representatives Crimea State Management of Affairs

(*) approved by parliament

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