Original sentence: + Results of the parliamentary elections by electoral region:.+ Swing Analysis comparison 2006 to 2007:.300px| Swing by Electoral Regions.300px|Swing 2006 to 2007 (Top Six parties).300px|Vote Percentage 2007 (by Region).Five parties received the required minimum of 3% of the total vote and secured representation in the Ukrainian Parlaiment (Verkhovna Rada).Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc 30.7% and the Our Ukraine–People's Self-Defense Bloc 14%, with a combied vote of just under 45% of the electorate, secured a parlaimentay majority of two out of 450 elected representatives
Edited sentence: + Results of the parliamentary elections by first and second place:.300px|center|Second place results.Delays in results from vote counts in regions that traditionally support Party of Regions have been reported.Five parties received the required minimum of 3% of the total vote and entered the Verkhovna Rada.Following the announcement of preliminary election results, the parties expressed their position on forming the coalition.Leaders of the Bloc have stated that their decision will be made at the party's assembly.Lytvyn's Bloc has received proposals from all top parties on forming a coalition.President Viktor Yushchenko has demanded an immediate investigation into the delays.President Yushchenko has expressed the need for a better relationship between coalition and opposition.She has stated that her Bloc woud be in opposition should such a coalition be formed.The Party of Regions announced itself a winner of the election and stated that it started negotiations on forming a ruling coalition.The party did not express the desire to be in opposition.This should be achieved by providing the opposition with posts in the parliament and the government.Tymoshenko's Bloc is advocating a coalition with Our Ukraine and possibly Lytvyn's Bloc.Yulia Tymoshenko is strongly against any coalition with the Party of Regions or the Communists