The Verkhovna Rada has 450 members, elected to a five-year term in parallel voting, with 225 members elected in single-member constituencies using FPTP system and 225 members elected by proportional representation (closed list) in a single nationwide constituency using the largest remainder method with 5% threshold.
Parties are not allowed to form electoral blocs (in contrast to 1998-2007 elections).
Attempts to return to proportional representation with open party lists and electoral blocs were failed.

The division into 225 electoral districts was the same as at the 2012 election.
The voting was organized only in 198 of them.
The Verkhovna Rada has 450 members, elected to a five-year term in parallel voting, with 225 members elected in single-member constituencies using FPTP system and 225 members elected by proportional representation (closed list) in a single nationwide constituency using the largest remainder method with 5% threshold. Parties are not allowed to form electoral blocs (in contrast to 1998-2007 elections). Attempts to return to proportional representation with open party lists and electoral blocs were failed.
The division into 225 electoral districts was the same as at the 2012 election. The voting was organized only in 198 of them.
2014 Ukrainian parliamentary election