Table of Contents

Introduction

Ups and Downs of Electoral Reform
Top Gains
Top Losses

Electoral Reform Before 2014: Preaching to the Winds. Key Players
Verkhovna Rada of the 8th Convocation (2014-2019)
Verkhovna Rada of the 9th Convocation (since 2019)

Reform's Wheel: Drafting Changes to Electoral Framework in 2014-2021
Development of Electoral Framework with Contributions from Civil Society
Sleight of Hand and the Law on Local Elections: Designing the Rules for the 2015 Campaign
Electoral Reform's Eleven
Sisyphean Labour on Open Lists
Product No 3: How the Trick Up the Sleeve Became a Game Changer
Is the draft law 2831-3 a Jack in the Box?
The Moment of Truth.

La-la-land. How the Parliament "matured" for Electoral Law (2015-2017)
Flashes of Light Amidst Electoral Stagnation

Risen from the Ashes: Parliament Starts Considering the Electoral Code
The First Reading of the Old-timer Draft Law
Working Group and Political Reality are Like Apples and Oranges
Curtain Falls for the Parliament of the 8th Convocation Electoral Code Adopted but Delayed
Everyone on Vacation
Volodymyr Zelensky Did Not Like It
Consistently Inconsistent Law.
The Prospects for new Changes in Electoral Framework


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