Kyievska Rus general election 2023

2023 Kievan Rus general election

23 July 2023
All 675 seats in the Supreme Parliament
Registered	667,217,661 1.3%
Turnout	542,352,445 (81.3%) 0.5%
First party Second party Third party   Leader Artem Doubek Martina Friderson Anastasia Stoical Party Democratic Liberal Union Party Conservative Party Leader since 4 September 2020 19 March 2015 26 June 2021 Leader's seat Prague Shakrastev Polis Last election 240 seats 117 seats 80 seats Seats won 320 seats 143 86 Seat change 80 26 6 Popular vote 216,940,978 113,894,013 100,250,228 Percentage 40% 21.1% 18.47%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Volodymir Kuznetsov Ambrus Bulatović Lina Lauzeningks Party Ліберально-Демократичний Союз Azgedal Shilaik Democra Party Baltijas Demokrātiskā savienība Leader since 6 May 2019 12 October 2019 12 March 2021 Leader's seat Kyiv Polis Riga Last election 98 seats 95 seats 45 seats Seats won 60 34 32 Seat change 38 61 13 Popular vote 38,225,365 45,220,356 27,821,505 Percentage 7.0% 8,33% 5.1%
Election results by oblast
President of the Supreme Parliament before election Lilja Frigurson Union Party President after election Artem Doubek Democratic Liberal

The 2023 Kievan Rus general election was held on Sunday, 23 July 2023, to elect the 314th convocation of the United Kingdom of Kyievska Rus. All 675 seats in the Supreme Parliament were up for election. The elections took place as a result of the creation of the Council of Lords and the dissolution of Parliament by King Jaroslav II on July 13, 2023.

The government of Lilja Frigurson formed after the September 2021 Spanish general election consisted of a left-wing coalition between the Union Party (UP) and Azgedal Shilaik Democra Party (ASDP). The parties had to form a coalition because none had a simple majority to be elected.

The early elections add to a moment of instability in the parties that led to the dissolution of the coalition and the rise of the Liberal and Conservative parties.

On July 26, in the extraordinary assembly of the Supreme Parliament, the elected deputies took office, and in less than 2 hours the president of the supreme parliament was elected in what is known as the fastest election since the year 1818.

Artem Doubek was elected as the President of Parliament by 438 votes in favor and 177 against, with 60 abstentions. Likewise, the liberal party is consolidated as the most important in the country, winning 4 of the 9 presidencies of the regions, being Ukraine, Czechoslovakia, Belarus, and Poland. In Azgedal the Union Party won; in Bardolan and Moldova the conservative party won; in Trikruw the regional Revent Parta party, affiliated with the Liberal party, won; and in the Baltic Union the Baltijas Demokrātiskā savienība party won.