Where be results by oblast again?
http://www.cvk.gov.ua/vp2010/wp313pt001f01=700.html
I guess this will also be the map of the run-off, which would be identical to 2004.
Maybe Yanukovych has a very slight chance to flip Kirovohrad, but that's it.
Zakarpat is an interesting place as well, Yuschenko got "only" 67% there in 2004, in a region that was normally 90%+ for him and where Russians account for only 2% of the population.
Any reason why the Ukrainians there vote for Yanukovych by a bigger margin than elsewhere in the west ?
Maybe because they're not really Ukrainians?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RusynsTo summarize, they are mostly Uniates, with a somewhat different language and were also under Hungarian and not Polish influence like most of the Ukraine. They feel somewhat distinctive themselves and have sought autonomy in the past. Probably the rather strong Ukrainian nationalism of the current government have alienated them.