File talk:Ukraine ElectionsMap 2010-2 Yanukovich.svg

This map is misleading in that it is based on the percentage of Regional vote and not the national total vote. EG: The regions of Volyn shows Yanukovych winning more votes then Lviv when in fact that is not the case. To ascertain the correct relationship of each regions you need to bring it to a common reference such as the total national vote. This map should not be used. 51% of 4% is not the same as 51% of 11%.

It seriously gives a false indication of the distribution of the results of the election. Ukr-Trident (talk) 02:41, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

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Highest vote map - December 26, 2004

Highest vote map - December 26, 2004

Maps showing the the two highest polling candidates support - percentage of total national vote (Percentage text)

Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (35.36%)	Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (25.03%)	Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (13.05%)
Viktor Yanukovych January 17, 2010 results (6.96%)	Viktor Yanukovych January 17, 2010 results (5.45%)

Maps showing the candidates support - percentage of total national vote (Without Percentage text)

Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (35.36%)	Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (25.03%)	Viktor Yushchenko January 17, 2010 results (13.05%)
Viktor Yanukovych January 17, 2010 results (6.96%)	Viktor Yanukovych January 17, 2010 results (5.45%)

Maps showing the candidates support in Final Round - percentage of total national vote (Without Percentage text)

Viktor Yushchenko February 7, 2010 results (48.96%)	Viktor Yushchenko February 7, 2010 results (45.48%)
Viktor Yushchenko February 7, 2010 results (48.96%)	Viktor Yushchenko February 7, 2010 results (45.48%)