Ukrainian presidential election, 1999

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The Ukrainian presidential election, 1999 was a presidential election held in 1999 in Ukraine.

The second round of the elections took place on November 14, 1999, in which the acting President Leonid Kuchma kept the presidential post from the Communist party leader Petro Symonenko.

Summary of 1999 Ukraine presidential election results

Candidates — Nominating parties	Votes (1st round)	%	Votes (2nd round)	%
Leonid Kuchma — Independent	9,598,672	36.49	15,870,722	56.25
Petro Symonenko — KPU	5,849,077	22.24	10,665,420	37.80
Oleksandr Moroz — SPU	2,969,896	11.29
Nataliya Vitrenko — PSPU	2,886,972	10.97
Yevhen Marchuk — Independent	2,138,356	8.13
Yuriy Kostenko — Independent	570,623	2.17
Hennadiy Udovenko — NDU(Rukh)	319,778	1.22
Vasyl Onopenko — SDPU	124,040	0.47
Oleksandr Rzhavskiy — One Homeland	96,515	0.37
Yuriy Karmazin — PZV	90,793	0.35
Vitaliy Kononov — PZU	76,832	0.29
Oleksandr Bazyliuk — SP	36,012	0.14
Mykola Haber — PPU	31,829	0.12
Against all	477,019	1.81	970,181	3.44