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EAIElectoral Access Index

How accessible is the franchise under codified procedure?

Access39.3%11/28 · 25 datapoints · 7 dimensionsCompare across jurisdictions →

Dimensions

Administration0.0%

0/1 · 1 datapoint

Eligibility50.0%

3/5 · 3 datapoints

Identification0.0%

0/5 · 5 datapoints

Registration92.9%

7/7 · 6 datapoints

Roll Integrity0.0%

0/1 · 1 datapoint

Voter Assistance33.3%

1/3 · 3 datapoints

Voting Methods16.7%

1/6 · 6 datapoints

Administration

0.0% · 0/1

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
ADMIN.1Election administration independenceIs the election administration body's independence (appointment by multiple branches, fixed terms, balanced political composition) codified in statute or constitution?	0/10.0%	Art. I-34 codifies requirements for election-commission members (citizenship, age, no party leadership while serving). Art. II-89 / IV-208 codify termination of commission powers. Art. II-85 codifies precinct commission formation. Commission independence is structurally codified but commissioners are appointed by party / Verkhovna Rada quota rather than via multi-branch process.	§ view source 2026-05-19

Eligibility

50.0% · 3/5

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
ELIG.1Age and residency in constitutionAre the minimum age and residency requirements for voting set in the constitution (rather than statute alone)?	1/1100.0%	Art. I-7 codifies universal suffrage. Art. I-6 codifies basic electoral rights of citizens of Ukraine (right to vote, right to be elected). Constitution of Ukraine Art. 70 (referenced in Art. I-6) provides constitutional grounding for 18+ age + citizenship + competence requirements.	§ view source 2026-05-19
ELIG.2Disqualification frameworkIf voters can be disqualified (felony, mental incompetence), are the criteria and the duration codified in statute, with a defined restoration procedure?	1/333.3%	Art. III-159 codifies refusal-to-register grounds for MP candidates. Art. III-160 codifies cancellation of MP candidate registration. Art. IV-230 codifies refusal for local-council candidates. Art. II-111 / II-110 codify presidential candidate authorization. Disqualification framework codified though spread across the Code by election type.	§ view source 2026-05-19
ELIG.3Restoration of voting rightsWhere rights are lost (e.g., post-felony), is the procedure for restoration codified, with statutory deadlines and automatic restoration where applicable?	0.5/150.0%	Art. I-72 codifies decisions on complaint consideration including remedies that may restore voting rights. Art. I-67 codifies complaint form/content. Restoration via court process (Art. I-64) is the codified mechanism — convicted-felon voting rights are not separately addressed in this Code (handled by Criminal Procedure Code).	§ view source 2026-05-19

Identification

0.0% · 0/5

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
ID.1Statutory groundingIf ID is required at any point in voting, is the requirement set in statute rather than regulation? If no ID is required, is that explicit in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
ID.2Enumerated acceptable IDsAre the acceptable ID forms exhaustively enumerated in statute, not left to administrator discretion?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
ID.3Free alternative IDIf government-issued ID is required, is a free state-issued ID available by statute to anyone who lacks one?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
ID.4At-polls cure procedureIs the cure procedure for a voter who arrives without ID (provisional ballot, affidavit, return-with-ID, signature match) defined in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
ID.5Rejection appeal procedureIs the appeal procedure for a rejected ID (or rejected provisional ballot due to ID) codified in statute?	0/10.0%	Art. IV-239 / II-112 / III-167 codify observer-registration procedures including rejection notice. Art. I-60 codifies NGO observer permission. Voter-application rejection appeal lives in court complaint (Art. I-64). Limited codification of voter-level rejection-appeal specifically.	§ view source 2026-05-19

Registration

92.9% · 7/7

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
REG.1Statutory registration deadlineIs the registration cutoff relative to election day defined by statute (not regulation or administrative directive)?	1/1100.0%	Art. IV-27 codifies preliminary voter list compilation deadlines (no later than 30 days before election). Art. I-42 codifies preliminary list familiarization. Art. I-43 codifies updates. Art. I-46 codifies out-of-country voter list timing. Statutory registration / list-compilation deadlines clearly codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
REG.2Enumerated registration methodsAre the available registration methods (in-person, mail, online, motor-voter, automatic, same-day where applicable) exhaustively enumerated in statute?	1/1100.0%	Art. I-48 codifies general information support including procedures by which voters may be added to lists. Art. I-47 codifies information-support principles. State Voter Register (Law 'On the State Voter Register') is the primary mechanism with continuous registration; additions via the precinct commission within statutory windows (Art. I-44, I-45). Multiple registration methods codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
REG.3Cure procedure for incomplete registrationDoes statute define a cure procedure when a registration is rejected as incomplete?	1/1100.0%	Art. I-44 codifies amendment of updated voter lists. Art. I-42 codifies familiarization and correction procedure (voter may apply for amendments). Art. I-45 codifies special-precinct list compilation. Art. I-46 codifies out-of-country list verification. Comprehensive cure framework codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
REG.4Rejection challenge rightIs the voter's right to challenge a rejected or removed registration codified in statute?	1/1100.0%	Art. I-64 codifies filing complaints to court. Art. I-63 codifies principles of complaints against decisions/actions/inactions related to the election process — including voter-registration rejection. Comprehensive rejection-challenge right codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
REG.5Roll-maintenance criteria in statuteAre the criteria for removing voters from rolls (death, change of address, inactivity) defined in statute, not regulation?	2/2100.0%	Art. IV-32 codifies appeals against State Voter Register maintenance body decisions. Art. IV-28 codifies updated voter lists. Art. I-44 codifies amendment procedure. Art. I-63 codifies the general appeal-principle framework. Roll-maintenance criteria are statutorily codified through the State Voter Register law (referenced here).	§ view source 2026-05-19
REG.6Pre-purge notice & cure periodIs a statutory notice-and-opportunity-to-cure required before a voter is removed from the rolls?	0.5/150.0%	Art. I-44 codifies amendments to updated voter lists (the standard pre-purge correction window). Art. IV-281 codifies repeat-voting deadlines. Statutory amendment-window for voter-list corrections exists in this Code but specific pre-purge notice + cure period for inactive-voter removal is in the State Voter Register Law (separate instrument).	§ view source 2026-05-19

Roll Integrity

0.0% · 0/1

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
ROLL.1Voter-data security & breach notificationIs the data security regime for the voter registry (encryption requirements, breach notification, access logs) codified in statute?	0/10.0%	Art. III-169 codifies ballot-paper printing procedure (secure printing). Art. II-113 codifies ballot papers. Art. III-176 codifies precinct protocols. Voter-data security is governed by the State Voter Register Law and Ukrainian data-protection laws (Law 'On Protection of Personal Data') — separate instruments.	§ view source 2026-05-19

Voter Assistance

33.3% · 1/3

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
ASSIST.1Language assistance thresholdAre the triggers for language assistance (bilingual ballots, language-minority population thresholds) codified in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
ASSIST.2Disability assistanceIs the right to be assisted in voting by a person of the voter's choosing — and the rules for who may assist — codified in statute?	1/1100.0%	Art. I-17 codifies assistance to voters with disabilities/health conditions that prevent them from filling out or depositing the ballot. Art. II-116 codifies polling-place equipment accessibility. Art. I-62 codifies precinct premises accessibility. Art. II-118 codifies voting organization. Comprehensive accessibility framework codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
ASSIST.3Illiteracy assistanceIs assistance for voters who cannot read codified, with a defined procedure protecting ballot secrecy?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19

Voting Methods

16.7% · 1/6

Datapoint	Score	Rationale & evidence	Source
VM.1In-person polling-place hoursAre polling-place opening and closing hours set by statute (not local administrative discretion)?	1/1100.0%	Art. IV-248 codifies organization and procedure of voting (polling hours, precinct procedures). Art. II-117 (not in FTS top-5 for this datapoint) codifies polling hours 8:00-20:00 with out-of-country precincts running local time. Art. III-175 / II-120 / IV-250 codify vote counting at precincts. Polling hours statutorily codified.	§ view source 2026-05-19
VM.2Mail-in voting procedureIf mail-in voting is permitted, is the full procedure (application, deadline, return, signature verification, cure) codified in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
VM.3Absentee voting frameworkIs the absentee voting framework (eligibility, application, return, treatment) codified in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
VM.4Early voting periodIf early in-person voting is permitted, is the early voting period and the locations rule set by statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
VM.5Drop-box procedureIf ballot drop-boxes are permitted, are placement, security, and chain-of-custody procedures defined in statute (not administrative directive)?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19
VM.6Provisional ballot right & procedureIs the right to cast a provisional ballot, and the procedure for adjudicating it, codified in statute?	0/10.0%	No candidate sections returned by FTS.	no FTS match 2026-05-19

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