2025 Kyrgyz parliamentary election

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2025 Kyrgyz parliamentary election
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All 90 seats in the Supreme Council
46 seats needed for a majority
Turnout36.40% (Increase2.svg 1.79pp)
PartyLeaderVote %Seats+/–
Yntymak Chingiz Makeshov2.723−6
Independents —95.1884+51
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Speaker of the Supreme Council before
Nurlanbek Turgunbek uulu
Mekenchil

Snap parliamentary elections were held in Kyrgyzstan on 30 November 2025 to elect members of the Supreme Council, following the self-dissolution of parliament in September 2025. [1] The parliamentary elections were initially planned for November 2026 under the regular electoral calendar. [2]

Contents

Background

The Supreme Council of Kyrgyzstan (Jogorku Kenesh), the country's unicameral parliament, was elected in November 2021 following the annulment of the 2020 parliamentary elections and the resignation of President Sooronbay Jeenbekov. These elections were the first conducted under constitutional amendments adopted earlier in 2021, which strengthened presidential powers and reduced parliamentary authority. The legislature consisted of 90 deputies, elected through a mixed-member majoritarian representation. [3]

In 2024, the government implemented major administrative-territorial reforms, redefining the boundaries of rural municipalities (aiyl aimaks) and cities, reorganizing local councils, and clarifying the competencies of local authorities. Observers noted that these reforms created a misalignment between parliamentary representation and the newly structured administrative units.

The political situation in the country under President Sadyr Japarov has been described as "stifled" and "increasingly restricted". [4] [5] [6]

Constitutional changes and snap election speculations

Speculation about early parliamentary elections began in early 2025. In February, Speaker Nurlanbek Turgunbek uulu dismissed rumors of early voting, confirming that both parliamentary and presidential elections would follow their constitutionally scheduled dates. [7] [8] In April 2025, parliament approved a constitutional amendment moving the next presidential election to January 2027, separating it from the parliamentary elections originally scheduled for November 2026. [9] [10] Officials, including Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Edil Baisalov, emphasized that no early elections were planned at that time. [11]

On 2 July 2025, President Sadyr Japarov made an unannounced working visit to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, ostensibly to discuss bilateral issues and migration concerns. That trip prompted speculation that Japarov may also have been seeking tacit support from Russia for early parliamentary elections, given forecasts that such elections could occur ahead of the 2026 schedule. [12] [13] Japarov publicly denied those claims, stating electoral timing is a purely internal matter. [14]

Parliamentary dissolution

By mid-September 2025, a group of deputies initiated a proposal for early self-dissolution of the Supreme Council. The initiative reportedly began around 15 September 2025 and gathered the 32 signatures required to trigger parliamentary consideration, with Speaker Nurlanbek Turgunbek uulu confirming receipt of the 32-deputy proposal and noted that its arguments were reasonable. The initiative group emphasized that holding the parliamentary elections alongside the presidential election in January 2027 would overburden the Central Election Commission and create logistical challenges. [15]

On 23 September 2025, the Committee on Constitutional Legislation, State Structure, Judicial and Legal Issues, and Rules of Procedure approved the proposal. By this time, debate over early dissolution had intensified. [16] Central Election Commission (CEC) chairman Tynchynbek Shainazarov stated that the CEC was technically prepared to administer early elections should parliament adopt a decision on self-dissolution, emphasizing that the proximity of the 2026–2027 electoral cycle could create overlap and legal disputes. [17]

The proposal generated debate among deputies. Alliance faction leader Janar Akayev supported early dissolution, citing electoral administration concerns and the need to align parliamentary representation with the restructured administrative units. Other deputies, including Cholpon Sultanbekova, endorsed the measure to ensure the legislature reflected recent reforms. Critics, such as Iskhak Masaliev, argued that the initiative could indicate presidential influence and risk the independence of parliament. [18]

On 24 September 2025, the 7th convocation of the Supreme Council unanimously voted to dissolve itself for the first time in Kyrgyzstan's history. Out of 90 registered deputies, 89 attended the session, and 84 voted in favor, with no opposition. [19] [20] Turgunbek uulu confirmed the deputies acted independently and that the parliament would retain its powers until the next convocation. According to law, the president must call early elections within five days. [21] On 30 September 2025, President Sadyr Japarov signed a decree setting the parliamentary elections for 30 November 2025, stating the decision was intended to maintain political stability, prevent overlap of electoral cycles, and provide the CEC adequate time to prepare, while assuring supervision of a fair and transparent vote. [22] [23]

Electoral system

Under 2025 amendments to Constitutional Law "On Elections of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic and Deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh", Kyrgyzstan replaced its previous mixed electoral system with a new majoritarian representation framework. The Supreme Council will continue to consist of 90 deputies, but they will now be elected from 30 multi-member districts, each returning three representatives by SNTV: each voter has one vote and the top three are elected, provided there is at least one man and one woman elected. This change abolished the earlier arrangement of electing deputies partly through open party-list proportional representation on a nationwide constituency and partly through single-member districts using first-past-the-post voting. [24] [25]

The reform was intended to simplify the voting process, harmonize parliamentary representation with ongoing administrative–territorial reforms, and reduce the disparity between deputies elected by party lists and those elected in electoral districts. Independent candidates may compete alongside party nominees, giving voters the option to choose either party-affiliated or non-party candidates within their district. [25]

Constituencies

In March 2025, the CEC began the process of setting the boundaries based on proposals from local authorities, with constituencies averaging around 140,000 voters. If a deputy's mandate becomes vacant, the seat is filled by the candidate with the next highest number of votes in that constituency. [26]

On 1 October 2025, the CEC approved the schemes and boundaries of the constituencies for the 2025 parliamentary elections as follows: [27] [28]

RegionNumber of constituenciesSeatsMain constituency centers
Batken Region 39 Razzakov, Kadamjai, Kyzyl-Kiya
Osh Region and Osh 721 Nookat, Aravan, Osh, Kara-Suu, Gulcho, Uzgen, Kara-Kulja
Jalal-Abad Region 515Manas, Suzak, Masy, Toktogul, Kerben
Talas Region 26Talas, Kara-Balta
Chui Region and Bishkek 721 Bishkek (No. 21–24), Lebedinovka, Kant, Tokmak
Issyk-Kul and Naryn Region 618 Cholpon-Ata, Kyzyl-Suu, Kochkor, Naryn
Total3090—

Parties

Parliamentary parties

The table below presents the political party factions represented in the 7th convocation of the Supreme Council of Kyrgyzstan before its dissolution. [29]

NameIdeologyPositionLeader(s)2021 resultSeats at dissolution
Votes (%)Seats
AJK Ata-Jurt Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyz nationalism Right-wing Aibek Matkerimov 19.07%
15 / 90
20 / 90
Mekenchil Mekenchil Right-wing populism Right-wing Kamchybek Tashiev DNP
16 / 90
Ishenim Ishenim Communitarianism Centre-right Azamat Doroyev 15.03%
12 / 90
12 / 90
Yntymak Yntymak Social conservatism Centre-right Chingis Makeshov 12.13%
9 / 90
9 / 90
Alliance Alliance Populism Centre to centre-left Mirlan Jeenchoroyev 9.19%
8 / 90
9 / 90
BK United Kyrgyzstan National conservatism Centre-right to right-wing Adakhan Madumarov 7.77%
5 / 90
5 / 90
YN Light of Faith Islamic democracy Centre-right Nurzhigit Kadyrbekov 6.78%
5 / 90
5 / 90
SD Social Democrats Social democracy Centre-left Temirlan Sultanbekov 3.51%
1 / 90
1 / 90

Contesting parties

As of 9 October 2025, three political parties — Legalize, Kyrk Uuz, and Yntymak — have officially submitted applications to the CEC to participate in the parliamentary elections. [30] On 22 October 2025, the CEC accepted the withdrawal of the Kyrk Uuz party from the race and annulled the registration of its authorized representatives. [31] [32]

NameIdeologyPositionLeader(s)2021 result
Votes (%)Seats
Yntymak Yntymak Social conservatism Centre-right Chingis Makeshov 12.13%
9 / 90

Disqualification of the Social Democrats

In November 2024, the Sverdlovsk District Court of Bishkek placed Social Democrats party leader Temirlan Sultanbekov and party members Irina Karamushkina and Roza Turksever in pre-trial detention on charges of vote buying during the 2024 Bishkek City Council elections. [33] Following the investigation by the Investigative Service of the Bishkek City Department of Internal Affairs, the Bishkek City Court in April 2025 upheld their convictions, sentencing them to three years of probation and ordering 12 million soms in compensation to victims, along with the confiscation of property. [34]

As a result of the ruling, the Bishkek City Court, on 15 October 2025, upheld the earlier verdict, thereby barring the Social Democrats party from participating in the 2025 parliamentary elections. [35] [36] Temirlan Sultanbekov denounced the decision as politically motivated and announced plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, calling the case an attempt to exclude his party from the electoral process. [37]

Timeline

On 30 September 2025, after the decree of President Sadyr Japarov setting the date for early elections, the Central Election Commission approved the Calendar Plan for the organization and conduct of the early elections of deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic, as follows: [38]

Timeline of the 2025 Kyrgyz parliamentary election
DateEvent description
By 5 October 2025
  • Formation and approval of schemes and boundaries of electoral districts
After formation of districts
  • Formation of district election commissions
Following district commissions
  • Formation of polling stations abroad, based on suggestions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
By 14 October 2025
  • Posting of preliminary voter lists in polling stations for review by voters
8 October – 14 November 2025
  • Acceptance of applications for correction or clarification of voter list data
By 10 November 2025
  • Posting of voter control lists in polling stations for review
By 25 November 2025
  • Posting of final voter lists in polling stations
Within 3 days after election announcement
  • Political parties submit written notification of participation in elections to the CEC
DateEvent description
By 30 October 2025
  • Nomination of candidates in multi-member constituencies
By 2 November 2025, 18:00
  • Submission of documents for registration of candidates
By 10 November 2025
  • Registration of candidates for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh
10 – 29 November 2025
  • Election campaigning
By 28 November 2025
  • Acceptance of applications from voters to vote outside their assigned polling station (remote voting)
On 30 November 2025, 08:00 – 20:00
  • Voting for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh
By 14 December 2025
  • Determination and announcement of election results

Conduct

Voter registration

As of 29 September 2025, the Central Election Commission reported that 4,237,000 citizens were registered as eligible voters in Kyrgyzstan. According to Deputy Chairperson Aidana Zhupueva, the distribution of the electorate will be carried out across 30 constituencies, each comprising on average about 140,000 voters, with a permitted deviation of up to 20%. [39]

Voting technologies

Since 2015, Kyrgyzstan has been among the first states in the region to introduce digital technologies into the electoral process. That year, biometric identification of voters and automatic ballot boxes were implemented, with more than 700 international observers following the process. In 2025, the CEC announced the use of a new "5-in-1" technological complex, developed in cooperation with suppliers from South Korea. The system combines biometric identification by passports, video surveillance in polling stations, and automated processing of data. Officials emphasized that this system reduces costs, accelerates voter identification, and increases transparency of elections.

Remote voting and identification system

Amendments to the Kyrgyz electoral law, introduced the mechanism of online identification for remote voting. Under this system, citizens may vote at a polling station outside their home district, with their ballot being counted in the constituency of permanent registration. The reform was presented as a measure to facilitate participation of internal migrants and Kyrgyz citizens temporarily or permanently abroad. In September 2025, the CEC carried out pilot testing of the system in Batken Region and reported that it had functioned successfully. [40]

Campaign regulations

Under the same amendments, requirements for parliamentary candidates were tightened. Candidates for the Supreme Council must demonstrate knowledge of the Kyrgyz language, although the precise level of proficiency and certification procedures are still to be defined by the government. Citizens with criminal records that were annulled through statute of limitations, reconciliation of the parties, or restitution of damages remain ineligible to run. [41]

In addition, the electoral deposit for candidates was raised to 300,000 soms, while the maximum campaign fund for party lists was increased to 20 million soms. [42] The CEC reiterated that in multi-member constituencies, each voter may support only one candidate, a principle summarized as "one voter — one candidate — one vote". [43] The Commission has also issued warnings against vote buying, controlled voting, and fraudulent agitators, noting that law enforcement bodies cooperate by monitoring campaign activities to safeguard public order. [42]

Funding

The CEC approved a budget of 700 million soms for the electoral organization. Of this, 382.7 million soms were allocated for CEC operational needs, including equipment, training, and remuneration; 259.2 million soms for district election commissions; and 58 million soms for organizing overseas voting. In total, over 25,000 participants, including members of 2,622 precinct and 30 district commissions, will be involved in the electoral process. [44]

Results

The Central Election Commission reported that voter turnout was 36.9%. [4] According to preliminary results, 50 MPs from the previous parliament were re-elected. [45] [5] The rest of the seats were won by various entrepreneurs, business owners, and government officials. [6]

In the 13th district the results were annulled and all candidates who participated were barred from participating in a new election.

PartyVotes%Seats
Yntymak 40,2602.723
Independent1,408,78595.1884
Against all31,0972.10–
Cancelled3
Total1,480,142100.0090
Valid votes1,480,14298.35
Invalid/blank votes24,8461.65
Total votes1,504,988100.00
Registered voters/turnout4,134,14436.40
Source: Shailoo

By constituency

Results by constituency
District №1
CandidatePartyVotes%
Chyngyz Ilyaskojoevich AjibaevIndependent10,47618.18
Ismanali Egemberdievich JoroevIndependent8,71515.12
Abdikasit Abdulakimovich IsaevIndependent5,6439.79
Kamila Abdyrazakovna TalievaIndependent5,3779.33
Asel Burkhanovna NabievaIndependent3,5426.15
Ashirbay Bapovich JusupovIndependent3,2435.63
Mirgul Omurzakovna TemirbaevaIndependent3,1855.53
Kanatbek Abdurashidovich AkhmedovIndependent2,9885.19
Aygül Abdisalamovna AydarovaIndependent2,7634.79
Maksatbek Dyykanovich DyykanovIndependent2,4264.21
Mirlan Konurovich TagaevIndependent2,2193.85
Baktyar Abdinabievich ToktorovIndependent2,0183.50
Alikhan Uraymovich UraymovIndependent1,5572.70
Kenjebek Salimbekovich SalimbekovIndependent1,0561.83
Zaripbek Kabylbaevich KalandarovIndependent8431.46
Junusbek Abdirashitovich KarazakovIndependent6251.08
Sayragül Sadykovna DuulatovaIndependent4120.71
Against all5380.93
Total57,626100.00
Valid votes57,62698.82
Invalid/blank votes6891.18
Total votes58,315100.00
Registered voters/turnout136,17542.82
Source: Shailoo
District №2
CandidatePartyVotes%
Yrysbek Yslamovich AtajanovIndependent13,79423.59
Baktyar Alievich KalpaevIndependent6,98111.94
Burun Kushbekovna AmanovaIndependent5,0788.69
Abdisatar Saytalyevich SadykovIndependent4,5477.78
Begali Pirmamatovich TölömüshovIndependent4,3917.51
Kanybek Toktomatovich GanyevIndependent4,2997.35
Jumabek Abdipatta uuluIndependent3,7706.45
Syuita Kamalidinovna AkhmatovaIndependent3,4845.96
Aytbay Ergeshovich NadirbekovIndependent3,4665.93
Cholpon Aalyevna SultanbekovaIndependent3,0525.22
Azamat Asattulaevich AbsattarovIndependent2,3023.94
Chyndykbek Seydakmatovich SaydimarovIndependent1,2452.13
Elmira Israelovna AskarovaIndependent1,2022.06
Raykhan AbdullaevaIndependent3340.57
Against all5200.89
Total58,465100.00
Valid votes58,46598.81
Invalid/blank votes7071.19
Total votes59,172100.00
Registered voters/turnout144,59440.92
Source: Shailoo
District №3
CandidatePartyVotes%
Ravshanbek Rysbaevich RysbaevIndependent10,44019.27
Janybek Jenishbekovich AmatovIndependent5,85010.80
Akylbek Arapbaevich ShamaevIndependent5,83510.77
Saidbek Meyrajdinovich ZulpuevIndependent4,6408.56
Akram Kambaralievich MadumarovIndependent4,5838.46
Makhabat Ergeshovna MavlyanovaIndependent3,9537.30
Asilbek Jorobaevich MatkalykovIndependent3,9477.28
Jyrgalbek Sagynbaevich KalmatovIndependent3,8147.04
Bekmurza Abdulazizovich BerdibekovIndependent2,3324.30
Damira Djamaldinovna MatosmonovaIndependent2,1643.99
Abduvali Arzybekovich ArzybekovIndependent1,6713.08
Maksatbek Mamatjanovich ToygonbaevIndependent1,4202.62
Baktyar Nazarovich MusaevIndependent1,3622.51
Bakytbek Turdalievich MatraimovIndependent9611.77
Gulnara Kachybekovna DuvanaevaIndependent5461.01
Aytolkun Shakirbekovna BoronovaIndependent3190.59
Against all3470.64
Total54,184100.00
Valid votes54,18498.85
Invalid/blank votes6281.15
Total votes54,812100.00
Registered voters/turnout136,56240.14
Source: Shailoo
District №4
CandidatePartyVotes%
Sovetbek Rustambek uuluIndependent11,89920.35
Ulanbek Korgonbaevich JaanbaevIndependent9,99617.09
Shabdanbek Kamalidinovich AmiralievIndependent9,04815.47
Artykbay Turabidinovich AbdivalievIndependent7,82713.38
Nilufar Yakubjanovna AlimjanovaIndependent4,2647.29
Nurbek Ilyazbaevich IlyazbaevIndependent3,1535.39
Elnara Abduvalievna MadmarovaIndependent3,0605.23
Akhmedjan MamadumarovIndependent2,9865.11
Manarbek Baytokovich EsenbaevIndependent2,9415.03
Nadira Azimovna NarmatovaIndependent2,2783.90
Aygul Batyrbekovna OrozalievaIndependent7581.30
Against all2730.47
Total58,483100.00
Valid votes58,48398.80
Invalid/blank votes7101.20
Total votes59,193100.00
Registered voters/turnout128,34346.12
Source: Shailoo
District №5
CandidatePartyVotes%
Eldar Nurlanovich SulaymanovIndependent18,78936.66
Azamat Almazbekovich IsirailovIndependent9,24818.04
Aygul Abdilkhaevna AkhmedovaIndependent5,22510.19
Azizbek Ashimjanovich AbdullaevIndependent3,7637.34
Kurbanbek Gayypbekovich AytibaevIndependent3,6787.18
Bagdadgul Melikozievna MamatalievaIndependent1,7803.47
Salima Ergeshovna SultanovaIndependent1,7233.36
Zarema Murzajigit kyzyIndependent1,1832.31
Aynuru Toichievna AltybaevaIndependent1,0572.06
Jamal Akkozevna OrmonovaIndependent9081.77
Gulnaz Nazarbaevna IsaevaIndependent8341.63
Dilbar Zulpuevna KamilovaIndependent7561.48
Elmira Mamateminovna BerdikulovaIndependent5591.09
Jipargul Mukhtarovna BargibaevaIndependent2860.56
Against all1,4632.85
Total51,252100.00
Valid votes51,25298.24
Invalid/blank votes9201.76
Total votes52,172100.00
Registered voters/turnout164,88131.64
Source: Shailoo
District №6
CandidatePartyVotes%
Altynbek Musajanovich KudayberdievIndependent13,82626.78
Bekmurza Askarbaevich ErgeshovIndependent9,02217.48
Nurbek Kaaryevich AlimbekovIndependent8,77317.00
Alymbek Zamirbekovich OmurzakovIndependent4,1037.95
Santalat Abdyldaevna AmanovaIndependent3,4786.74
Ayjan Abdiganyevna ToguzakovaIndependent3,1546.11
Gulnura Ganybaevna SatyvaldyevaIndependent2,5784.99
Kanzada Abdyldaevna AbdyldaevaIndependent1,3992.71
Gülnara Kaldarovna KaldarovaIndependent1,1822.29
Altynbek Turusbekovich ToktosunovIndependent7321.42
Bekbolot Oskonbaevich ArzibaevIndependent6181.20
Elnura Sabirjanovna JoroevaIndependent5241.02
Ilimbek Toktogulovich OsmonalievIndependent3820.74
Venera Najimidinovna SadykovaIndependent3550.69
Against all1,4932.89
Total51,619100.00
Valid votes51,61998.47
Invalid/blank votes8041.53
Total votes52,423100.00
Registered voters/turnout161,53332.45
Source: Shailoo
District №7
CandidatePartyVotes%
Alisher Abibillaevich KozuevIndependent20,67241.45
Ilimbek Kubanychbekovich KubanychbekovIndependent7,71115.46
Zamir Bayshovich YusupovIndependent5,46110.95
Gülay Egenmazarovna MashrapovaIndependent3,4786.97
Gülbarchyn Tolonbaevna ChalovaIndependent2,7575.53
Chynarkan Orozbaevna YdyrysovaIndependent1,7513.51
Guluipa Arstanbekovna DjeenbaevaIndependent1,5913.19
Avazkan Chynberdievna OrmonovaIndependent1,2832.57
Stalbek Abibillaevich MakambaevIndependent1,2252.46
Aktilek Akyl uuluIndependent1,1522.31
Gulmira Nishanbaevna AttokurovaIndependent1,1332.27
Tursunbay Bakir uuluIndependent5911.18
Cholpon Abdyldaevna JeenbekovaIndependent4991.00
Against all5711.14
Total49,875100.00
Valid votes49,87598.40
Invalid/blank votes8101.60
Total votes50,685100.00
Registered voters/turnout141,41435.84
Source: Shailoo
District №8
CandidatePartyVotes%
Janarbek Kubanychovich AkaevIndependent13,85624.33
Ulan Berdibaevich PrimovIndependent11,00919.33
Taalaybek Nasirbekovich SarybashovIndependent8,79615.44
Nurjamal Tursunalievna TorobekovaIndependent3,1455.52
Akkulu Tagaevich BerdievIndependent2,9815.23
Jyldyzkan Aytibaevna DjoldoshovaIndependent2,5904.55
Zaynal Akhmatovich BaatyrkulovIndependent2,3694.16
Myrzabek Saryevich ToktorovIndependent1,7883.14
Raisa Ashinovna KirgizovaIndependent1,7863.14
Dinara Ashimovna AshimovaIndependent1,6802.95
Eliza Bakalbaevna KalmamatovaIndependent1,0771.89
Bekbolot Akimovich MadazimovIndependent9521.67
Gülasyl Burkanovna SütüevaIndependent8141.43
Bödösh Amanbaevna MamyrovaIndependent6011.06
Dinara Nurkamilovna ZumaevaIndependent5220.92
Döölötbek Ulukbekovich TurganbaevIndependent5170.91
Nurkanbek Mamatovich PatievIndependent4780.84
Beshbolush Jorobaevich MatisakovIndependent4750.83
Karamat Baltabaevna ToktorovaIndependent4700.83
Ayzirek Semetey kyzyIndependent2560.45
Chynara Jumanazarovna MamajakypovaIndependent2240.39
Against all5660.99
Total56,952100.00
Valid votes56,95295.14
Invalid/blank votes2,9104.86
Total votes59,862100.00
Registered voters/turnout142,47442.02
Source: Shailoo
District №9
CandidatePartyVotes%
Azamjan Abdullajanovich DjalilovIndependent5,46113.28
Daniyar Ermekovich TolonovIndependent5,08812.37
Nurlanbek Janybekovich SaipbaevIndependent4,35310.58
Jenishbek Esenalievich AbitovIndependent4,25710.35
Chyngyz Bazarbaevich TalipovIndependent3,7859.20
Ernis Mukashbekovich ToltoevIndependent3,2867.99
Bayysh Erkebaevich JumaevIndependent3,0247.35
Kylychbek Mutalievich AkaevIndependent2,5746.26
Kubanychbek Abyltaevich KantoroevIndependent1,1762.86
Jyldyz Abdyldaevna EgenberdievaIndependent1,1272.74
Yrgal Karmyshakovna KadyralievaIndependent1,0992.67
Gulnarakhan Djumakovna ErkinbaevaIndependent9842.39
Gulmira Mamaevna TurdubaevaIndependent9642.34
Uultay Amalbekovna AbjaparovaIndependent7851.91
Akhunov Sardarbek Ismailjanovich DautIndependent5711.39
Gulperi Abdyldaevna ToktomuratovaIndependent5001.22
Boronbay Baitovich UmarbekovIndependent4591.12
Tashkhon Temirovna BatyrovaIndependent4391.07
Nursultan AkylbekIndependent2940.71
Jyldyzkan Turumbekovna KadyrovaIndependent2280.55
Syymykbek Baltakhunovich NurunbetovIndependent1260.31
Against all5571.35
Total41,137100.00
Valid votes41,13798.41
Invalid/blank votes6631.59
Total votes41,800100.00
Registered voters/turnout123,21333.92
Source: Shailoo
District №10
CandidatePartyVotes%
Kurmankul Toktoralevich ZulushevIndependent14,68823.50
Suyunbek Abdyldaevich OmurzakovIndependent7,63712.22
Ulugbek Zulpukarovich OrmonovIndependent6,73510.78
Shükürbek Mamazakirovich ErkebaevIndependent4,9307.89
Bolotbek Jusupovich DyykanbaevIndependent4,9117.86
Azret Ali Akylbekovich AttokurovIndependent4,2886.86
Aaly Azimovich KarashevIndependent3,6635.86
Gülnara Marishovna BaatirovaIndependent3,5065.61
Nurkyz Kadyrbek kyzyIndependent3,2025.12
Talantbek Esenbay uuluIndependent2,9764.76
Orozayym Kockonbaevna NarmatovaIndependent1,5822.53
Jyrgalbek Alimbaevich SamatovIndependent1,1881.90
Damirbek Ermekbaevich KydyrshaevIndependent1,0931.75
Gulbu Chalovna ShaltakovaIndependent7891.26
Artur Jyldyzbekovich BakirovIndependent6281.00
Nurzida Ababakirovna KasymovaIndependent4030.64
Against all2840.45
Total62,503100.00
Valid votes62,50399.00
Invalid/blank votes6341.00
Total votes63,137100.00
Registered voters/turnout136,68546.19
Source: Shailoo
District №11
CandidatePartyVotes%
Shairbek Kydyrshaevich TashievIndependent24,30255.84
Altynbek Tairovich KylychbaevIndependent7,44717.11
Venera Khamzaevna SalyamovaIndependent4,83911.12
Mavlyuda Kalmamatovna KalberdievaIndependent4,60510.58
Nurjamal Matisakovna KamchibekovaIndependent1,2192.80
Against all1,1052.54
Total43,517100.00
Valid votes43,51798.66
Invalid/blank votes5891.34
Total votes44,106100.00
Registered voters/turnout155,49528.36
Source: Shailoo
District №12
CandidatePartyVotes%
Bekmyrza Cholponbay uuluIndependent16,33527.44
Talaybek Aytmamatovich MasabirovIndependent9,94516.71
Toygonbay Jorobaevich AbdykarovIndependent5,8989.91
Bakytbek Samaganovich MamatovIndependent5,2388.80
Temirbek Kyrgyzbaevich TillebaevIndependent4,0856.86
Ermekbay Alyanovich OmoshevIndependent2,5634.31
Jyldyz Kochkoralievna KurmanalievaIndependent2,5174.23
Avazbek Abdirakhmanovich AkbaevIndependent2,1993.69
Nurdin Manapovich ErmatovIndependent2,1793.66
Gülnaz Tajibaevna JalilovaIndependent1,6532.78
Meder RakhmanIndependent1,2022.02
Sulayman Turduevich KayypovIndependent1,1351.91
Sanjarbek Arzykulovich EnnazarovIndependent1,1131.87
Kyzjibek Sovetovna KarabekovaIndependent8331.40
Nurkan Kadyrovna KoychumanovaIndependent7861.32
Gulmira Bekenovna KambarovaIndependent5640.95
Roza Ajimamatovna SultanovaIndependent3390.57
Zaynapkhan Baltabaevna JusupovaIndependent2540.43
Against all6861.15
Total59,524100.00
Valid votes59,52498.19
Invalid/blank votes1,0991.81
Total votes60,623100.00
Registered voters/turnout154,55339.22
Source: Shailoo
District №14
CandidatePartyVotes%
Bolotbek Ibraimovich BorbievIndependent13,44524.92
Kunduzbek Koshalievich SulaymanovIndependent12,06422.36
Rayimberdi Seydakmatovich DuyshenbievIndependent6,60512.24
Gulsharkan Okonovna KultaevaIndependent6,41511.89
Tamara Akimjanovna MamytkanovaIndependent3,1345.81
Mariyakan Tölögönovna UturbaevaIndependent2,8105.21
Tattibübü Nurbekovna ErgeshbaevaIndependent1,9913.69
Nuraida Nurjakypovna TolubaevaIndependent1,8733.47
Arno Tolobekovich EsenkulovIndependent1,3712.54
Jengishgül Moldokerimovna JaparovaIndependent1,2922.39
Turdukan Abdykaryevna JumabekovaIndependent1,2322.28
Güljan Kalpakbaevna BerdimuratovaIndependent5611.04
Against all1,1552.14
Total53,948100.00
Valid votes53,94898.92
Invalid/blank votes5881.08
Total votes54,536100.00
Registered voters/turnout149,02636.59
Source: Shailoo
District №15
CandidatePartyVotes%
Nurlanbek Turgunbek uuluIndependent17,12525.38
Azizbek Atakozuevich TursunbaevIndependent10,71315.87
Alisher Tashbaevich ErbaevIndependent8,17912.12
Djayloobay Danibaevich NyshanovIndependent5,8658.69
Turgunbek Narimanovich NarimanovIndependent4,7707.07
Aysarakan Nyshanovna AbdibaevaIndependent3,9885.91
Murataly Topchubaevich KerimbaevIndependent3,6935.47
Bektemir Kudayberdievich MamyralievIndependent2,6923.99
Rada Muratalyevna TumanbaevaIndependent2,4943.70
Adyl Umarovich UmarovIndependent2,4913.69
Rakhiya Rayymbekovna ÖnörbaevaIndependent1,4342.12
Mirgül Almanbetovna EshbaevaIndependent1,4052.08
Zulayka Eshmatovna KulbaevaIndependent1,2911.91
Saltanat Nyshanovna AbdibaevaIndependent5510.82
Mirlan Jumadilovich MyrzaevIndependent2590.38
Against all5370.80
Total67,487100.00
Valid votes67,48798.91
Invalid/blank votes7411.09
Total votes68,228100.00
Registered voters/turnout160,20042.59
Source: Shailoo
District №16
CandidatePartyVotes%
Dastanbek Artisbekovich DjumabekovIndependent12,92822.97
Meder Oskonbekovich ChotonovIndependent10,16418.06
Medina Kayrylbekovna Kayrylbekova Yntymak 8,95115.90
Ruslanbek Shergazievich JakyshovIndependent8,87215.76
Marat Moldonovich MuratalievIndependent5,0058.89
Aziz Biymyrza uuluIndependent3,8166.78
Mirgül Rasul kyzyIndependent2,6624.73
Meerim Torebekovna SyydalievaIndependent1,3992.49
Adylbek Eshimbekovich KapalovIndependent1,2752.27
Medetbek Rysbekovich SuyunbaevIndependent5460.97
Against all6671.19
Total56,285100.00
Valid votes56,28598.69
Invalid/blank votes7461.31
Total votes57,031100.00
Registered voters/turnout133,74442.64
Source: Shailoo
District №17
CandidatePartyVotes%
Nurlanbek Asanbekovich AzygalievIndependent12,02025.26
Ulukbek Kamchibekovich UzakbaevIndependent10,76622.63
Baktybek Kanybekovich ChoybekovIndependent8,02616.87
Cholpon Zamirbekovna EsenamanovaIndependent4,7149.91
Ayjan Adamkalievna ChynybaevaIndependent3,9438.29
Askat Ulanbekovich AsanalievIndependent1,7173.61
Ernazar Muratbekovich NurmukhamedovIndependent1,2842.70
Koysun Ablabekovna KurmanalievaIndependent1,1822.48
Adilet Sabyrbekovich KamchybekovIndependent9011.89
Yrys Sabyrbekovna SabyrbekovaIndependent8001.68
Jyldyz Ostemirovna KasanalievaIndependent6831.44
Dastan Mayrambekovich ManamkulovIndependent6181.30
Against all9241.94
Total47,578100.00
Valid votes47,57896.38
Invalid/blank votes1,7853.62
Total votes49,363100.00
Registered voters/turnout149,25533.07
Source: Shailoo
District №18
CandidatePartyVotes%
Karim Lemzarovich KhandjezaIndependent7,89316.42
Bakyt Muratbekovich ChomoevIndependent6,90614.37
Erkin Kuvatbekovich BiybosunovIndependent6,81514.18
Guljan Erkinbekovna SatievaIndependent5,14210.70
Jenishbek Kubanychbekovich EdigeevIndependent4,92510.25
Leyla Khiyanovna Lurova Yntymak 3,9398.19
Azat Kubanychbekovich OskombaevIndependent3,4737.23
Altynbek Djumabaevich MambetalievIndependent2,6175.44
Edik Omurzakovich SartpaevIndependent1,4212.96
Munara Mamadjanova MamadjanovaIndependent1,0472.18
Talantbek Temirkhanovich BodoshevIndependent8821.83
Elkinbek Toktogonovich AshirbaevIndependent6311.31
Altynay Erkinbekovna SultankulovaIndependent5871.22
Damira Bayterekovna BiymyrsaevaIndependent4490.93
Manas Musadinovich AydarovIndependent3030.63
Busurman SatybaldievIndependent1130.24
Against all9241.92
Total48,067100.00
Valid votes48,06797.99
Invalid/blank votes9852.01
Total votes49,052100.00
Registered voters/turnout140,10435.01
Source: Shailoo
District №19
CandidatePartyVotes%
Mederbek Kubanychevich AlievIndependent5,53213.09
Abdyldabek Joldoshalievich EgemberdievIndependent5,31612.58
Ramis Mayrambekovich DjunusalievIndependent4,76711.28
Ulan Almasbekovich SarievIndependent4,74611.23
Amankan Batyrbekovich KenjebaevIndependent2,9577.00
Baktybek Abdilashimovich AmanbaevIndependent2,2475.32
Taalaybek TolonbaevIndependent2,0064.75
Stalbek Temirbekovich AkmatovIndependent1,9494.61
Edita Kanybekovna TaygaraevaIndependent1,3973.31
Rysgul Abdymanapovna AkimjanovaIndependent1,2983.07
Ulan Bolotbekovich AstarkulovIndependent1,0482.48
Amanbay Toktorovich OmurzakovIndependent9942.35
Mirbek Lisbekovich OsmonovIndependent9262.19
Aselya Raimbekovna IbraimovaIndependent7501.78
Chyngyzbek Yrysbekovich EsenalievIndependent6921.64
Vinera Kalybekovna RaimbachaevaIndependent6001.42
Erkinbek Musalievich BayamanovIndependent5781.37
Gulzat Jumabaevna IsabekovaIndependent5551.31
Gyulshat Kadyrovna AsylbaevaIndependent4601.09
Elmira Jusupbekovna KenjeevaIndependent4321.02
Nurgul Emilkanovna UseinovaIndependent3800.90
Akay Imaralievich KydyrovIndependent2750.65
Kulira Idrisovna KubatovaIndependent2540.60
Nurjan Baytemirovna NayzabekovaIndependent2370.56
Niyazbek Bekjanovich KulambaevIndependent1780.42
Against all1,6763.97
Total42,250100.00
Valid votes42,25098.61
Invalid/blank votes5951.39
Total votes42,845100.00
Registered voters/turnout138,86230.85
Source: Shailoo
District №20
CandidatePartyVotes%
Temirlan Tynychbekovich AytievIndependent9,02129.04
Seidbek Almazbekovich AtambaevIndependent3,82512.31
Maksat Djumakadyrovich Alymbekov Yntymak 2,8679.23
Altynbek Abdisalamovich NamazalievIndependent1,7905.76
Taalaybek Jenishovich KermalievIndependent1,7275.56
Toktobübü Abasovna AshymbaevaIndependent1,2494.02
Azamat Taalaybekovich BolgonbaevIndependent1,2363.98
Oyatullo Nuralievich MukhidinovIndependent1,1023.55
Bermet Kurmanbekovna KurmanbekovaIndependent9833.16
Sapar Planovich TashmatovIndependent9743.14
Gulnara Adylovna TashibekovaIndependent8402.70
Gulmira Asankulovna AsekovaIndependent8102.61
Abror Djononovich RazikovIndependent8002.58
Jangyl Ishenbekovna AlybaevaIndependent5641.82
Malika Bagdatovna IbraimovaIndependent5301.71
Asel Misirovna AbdygulovaIndependent5231.68
Gulyaim Kudayberdievna BaytemirovaIndependent4421.42
Against all1,7795.73
Total31,062100.00
Valid votes31,06298.29
Invalid/blank votes5401.71
Total votes31,602100.00
Registered voters/turnout128,18024.65
Source: Shailoo
District №21
CandidatePartyVotes%
Kuvanychbek Kambaralievich KongantievIndependent13,37933.73
Janybek Bolotbekovich AbirovIndependent8,91422.47
Chingiz Azamatovich AydarbekovIndependent6,25915.78
Mirlan Kanatbekovich JeenchoroevIndependent3,3248.38
Jyldyz Esenbekovna SadyrbaevaIndependent2,0795.24
Beyshen Turgunbaevich ArbyshevIndependent5761.45
Gülsana Junusovna BapaevaIndependent4791.21
Munarbek Abdukadyrovich SupataevIndependent3830.97
Dinmukhambet Dokturbekovich SatynbaevIndependent3740.94
Nurgul Janybekovna ChomoevaIndependent3410.86
Mariya Dulatovna DjaparkulovaIndependent2960.75
Gulchekhra Taabaldievna OmonovaIndependent2570.65
Kanatbek TajibaevIndependent2140.54
Ulukmyrza Abdilashimovich TootaevIndependent1880.47
Gülshat Alpamyshovna TazabekovaIndependent1660.42
Against all2,4356.14
Total39,664100.00
Valid votes39,66498.20
Invalid/blank votes7291.80
Total votes40,393100.00
Registered voters/turnout139,40328.98
Source: Shailoo
District №22
CandidatePartyVotes%
Dastan Dalabayevich BekeshevIndependent17,37843.08
Bolot Adylbekovich IbragimovIndependent8,12820.15
Elmir Akunalievich DosalievIndependent6,07115.05
Emilbek Myrzakulovich AbdykadyrovIndependent3,7049.18
Gulya Akmatkulovna KojokulovaIndependent1,2143.01
Aida Orozalievna UzakovaIndependent9042.24
Baktygül Imanbek kyzy Yntymak 3050.76
Samat Kanimetovich KanimetovIndependent2650.66
Turatbek Abdilarisovich MusuralievIndependent2600.64
Sagynbek Umetalievich AbdrakhmanovIndependent2570.64
Kubanychbek Ishenkadyrovich AbdrakhmanovIndependent2480.61
Irlan Azisovich AtanovIndependent2470.61
Venera Kubanychbekovna OsmonbetovaIndependent1520.38
Khansyvar Rustamovich BakshalievIndependent1120.28
Akhmatali Sadyrbekovich AbsalievIndependent960.24
Against all9982.47
Total40,339100.00
Valid votes40,33998.97
Invalid/blank votes4191.03
Total votes40,758100.00
Registered voters/turnout136,10029.95
Source: Shailoo
District №23
CandidatePartyVotes%
Elvira Jyrgalbekovna SurabaldievaIndependent11,27827.66
Marlen Abdyrakhmanovich Mamataliev Yntymak 6,93217.00
Umbetaly Toktoralievich KydyralievIndependent6,44815.81
Ilyaz Almazovich ChalovIndependent5,84114.32
Aida Isatbek kyzyIndependent3,6869.04
Ilim Mayrambekovich KarypbekovIndependent2,4305.96
Rinat Erkinbekovich ChekilovIndependent9372.30
Kanat Zerlikovich KhasanovIndependent4851.19
Mavlyan Amangeldievich AskarbekovIndependent3800.93
Satybek Kalilovich MoldalievIndependent3220.79
Iskender Sherimbekovich SharsheevIndependent2960.73
Damirbek Tayyrbekovich DavlyanovIndependent2090.51
Aliaskar Abdyldaevich TurgunbaevIndependent1830.45
Against all1,3493.31
Total40,776100.00
Valid votes40,77698.69
Invalid/blank votes5421.31
Total votes41,318100.00
Registered voters/turnout132,44231.20
Source: Shailoo
District №24
CandidatePartyVotes%
Jumabek Mamytbaevich SalymbekovIndependent7,48122.16
Ulukbek Karybek uuluIndependent6,03817.89
Arafat Saydakhmatovich IsmailovIndependent5,59516.58
Gulnara Orozbekovna AkimbaevaIndependent3,50510.38
Kazybek Kochkorovich Ergeshov Yntymak 3,43410.17
Shariypa Toktomatovna MoldalievaIndependent1,7575.21
Kyyal Aytbekovna ToktorbaevaIndependent1,1023.26
Jibek Zakirovna SharapovaIndependent6832.02
Daniyar Omurbekovich IbraymakunovIndependent4861.44
Altynay Bolotovna KulmambetovaIndependent3250.96
Mayramkul Turgunbekovna IsaevaIndependent3240.96
Erjan Sulaymanovich KayypovIndependent3050.90
Mirlan Kubatbekovich OrozbaevIndependent2880.85
Against all2,4327.20
Total33,755100.00
Valid votes33,75598.39
Invalid/blank votes5541.61
Total votes34,309100.00
Registered voters/turnout134,99425.42
Source: Shailoo
District №25
CandidatePartyVotes%
Bakhridin Valievich ShabazovIndependent10,06221.98
Bakyt Erkinovich TentishevIndependent7,10815.53
Janybek Asanbekovich AsanbekovIndependent3,9908.72
Akbokon Dukenovich TashtanbekovIndependent3,5117.67
Erkeayym Alymovna SeytkazievaIndependent3,2257.04
Jyldyzkan Zaynidinovna JumalievaIndependent2,6095.70
Elnura Saydirakmanovna AlkanovaIndependent2,4415.33
Natalya Vladimirovna NikitenkoIndependent2,0984.58
Erlis Djekshenovich TerdikbaevIndependent2,0414.46
Baktybek Sadyrovich MoldobaevIndependent1,3002.84
Akan Erikovich ImanovIndependent1,2952.83
Aliza Karypbekovna SoltonbekovaIndependent1,2572.75
Bakytbek Cholponbekovich KulmambetovIndependent9542.08
Minara Anarbekovna SherikulovaIndependent7501.64
Törökan Beyshenbekovich JunusbekovIndependent4450.97
Gulzar Kumarovna MoldokulovaIndependent4440.97
Kanymbu Isirailovna KarabaevaIndependent2560.56
Against all1,9934.35
Total45,779100.00
Valid votes45,77998.17
Invalid/blank votes8531.83
Total votes46,632100.00
Registered voters/turnout141,90832.86
Source: Shailoo
District №26
CandidatePartyVotes%
Mederbek Djamankulovich SakkaraevIndependent11,97822.70
Erkinbek Askeevich IsenalievIndependent11,26521.35
Eldar Kurmanbekovich AbakirovIndependent7,06713.39
Djamilya Kubanychbekovna IsaevaIndependent5,94411.26
Alymkadyr Savirdinovich BeyshenalievIndependent5,78410.96
Akjol Apsamatovich IsaevIndependent1,6893.20
Nurmukhamed Ashymbekovich SydygalievIndependent1,3822.62
Jarkin AbdylasIndependent1,0992.08
Aynura Almasbekovna AskarovaIndependent1,0592.01
Aybek Kurmanovich BotobaevIndependent9781.85
Akylbek Ryskeldievich MursalievIndependent8861.68
Aysuluu Kurmanbaevna AytimbetovaIndependent7431.41
Gulniza Djumabekovna BeyshenbaevaIndependent6951.32
Gulnaz Sharshenalievna KurmanalievaIndependent2710.51
Aybek Manasbekovich SubanovIndependent2660.50
Aygerim Shamilevna BoronchievaIndependent1720.33
Farkhat Aybekovich KojomkulovIndependent1160.22
Against all1,3722.60
Total52,766100.00
Valid votes52,76696.00
Invalid/blank votes2,2004.00
Total votes54,966100.00
Registered voters/turnout132,27841.55
Source: Shailoo
District №27
CandidatePartyVotes%
Akylbek Toguzbaevich TümönbaevIndependent13,44522.13
Tabyldy Muratbekovich MuratbekovIndependent5,9929.86
Gulkan Sakinovna MoldobekovaIndependent5,1568.49
Kanybek Sultanovich SultanovIndependent4,5107.42
Iskender Keneshbekovich AlymbekovIndependent3,2055.27
Altynay Joluchuevna AsankulovaIndependent3,0004.94
Kanat Keneshovich ShabdanbaevIndependent2,9054.78
Elnura Stalikovna AlymbaevaIndependent2,2883.77
Taalaybek Karypovich DjailovIndependent2,2853.76
Jenishgul Avazovna OzbekovaIndependent1,9263.17
Asel Urusovna DerkimbaevaIndependent1,8373.02
Aizat Tynybekovna IsamatovaIndependent1,7572.89
Talgat Chinybekovich SuranalievIndependent1,3212.17
Alfira Iliyasovna SupataevaIndependent1,3192.17
Akjol Sabyrbekovich AtaevIndependent1,2472.05
Samat Turganbekovich KachkynovIndependent1,2322.03
Tagir Taalaybekovich TaalaybekovIndependent1,1801.94
Rinat Saparbekovich AsakeevIndependent1,1611.91
Akylsayra Kadyralievna DjumabekovaIndependent1,0041.65
Burul Tilekovna NamazovaIndependent9261.52
Adilet Asanovich MerkanovIndependent6681.10
Gülbara Kadyrbekovna AbdykalikovaIndependent6481.07
Baktybek Asanovich AsamudinovIndependent2700.44
Anar Sartbaevna DubanbaevaIndependent2030.33
Against all1,2812.11
Total60,766100.00
Valid votes60,76698.86
Invalid/blank votes6991.14
Total votes61,465100.00
Registered voters/turnout157,46339.03
Source: Shailoo
District №28
CandidatePartyVotes%
Erulan Kalchoroevich KokulovIndependent11,61920.35
Bolot Turusbekovich SagynaevIndependent9,25416.21
Rakhat Myrzabekovna JunushbaevaIndependent6,72411.78
Azamat Kubanychbekovich DoroevIndependent5,77410.12
Muratbek Kubanychbekovich IsmailovIndependent5,2799.25
Balbak Zarlykovich Tülöbaev Yntymak 4,2977.53
Elmira Valentynovna UsenovaIndependent3,0155.28
Aynur Samybekovna OmorovaIndependent1,9113.35
Arslanbek Kasymakunovich MalievIndependent1,7663.09
Samatbek Kulukeevich IbraevIndependent1,6402.87
Meerim Kubanychbekovna JunushalievaIndependent1,3832.42
Nurlan Asylbekovich OngoevIndependent1,0031.76
Akyl Kanatbekovich KemelovIndependent9781.71
Munara Baysymakovna AbdymambetovaIndependent7281.28
Jyldyz Jartyevna AsanakunovaIndependent6241.09
Eraly Joldoshbekovich JoldoshbekovIndependent2200.39
Against all8671.52
Total57,082100.00
Valid votes57,08298.97
Invalid/blank votes5951.03
Total votes57,677100.00
Registered voters/turnout160,04436.04
Source: Shailoo
District №29
CandidatePartyVotes%
Nurbek Omurbekovich SydygalievIndependent13,06723.45
Adilet Cholponbekovich Belekov Yntymak 9,53517.11
Abtandil Ilduzovich KulbarakovIndependent6,78912.18
Gülsünkan Ishengazievna JunushalievaIndependent6,68812.00
Ayjigit Kazakbaevich TynalievIndependent5,4719.82
Temirbolot Asanalievich AbykeevIndependent5,1339.21
Amankul Japarbekovich ToktomambetovIndependent2,9865.36
Askarbek Baktybekovich KuruchbekovIndependent1,9053.42
Cholponbek EdilbekovIndependent8271.48
Altynkul Jeenbekovna MurzakimovaIndependent6591.18
Madina Tashtanbekovna TashtanbekovaIndependent5410.97
Talantbek Jekshenovich IbraevIndependent5050.91
Aizada Satarbekovna EsenkanovaIndependent2650.48
Against all1,3632.45
Total55,734100.00
Valid votes55,73498.98
Invalid/blank votes5731.02
Total votes56,307100.00
Registered voters/turnout137,75840.87
Source: Shailoo
District №30
CandidatePartyVotes%
Kubanychbek Karganbekovich SamakovIndependent13,33321.62
Ulan Bolotbekovich BakasovIndependent11,41118.50
Muradil Janyshbekovich SydykovIndependent10,42216.90
Jyldyz Taalaybek kyzyIndependent7,24311.75
Mirlan SamykojoIndependent5,7249.28
Beyshenaly NurdinovIndependent2,4744.01
Khanzada Isakovna OsmonalievaIndependent2,3833.86
Adylbek Beyshembaevich AbdykadyrovIndependent2,1643.51
Aybek Toktogonovich JayloobaevIndependent1,9363.14
Mustafa Beyshebaevich JumakanovIndependent1,4702.38
Yrysbübü Mukanbetovna MöndürbaevaIndependent1,0031.63
Chyngyz Kaparovich KaparovIndependent5440.88
Aydana Myktybekovna MyktybekovaIndependent3630.59
Yrysbek Kyrmanchievich KulenbekovIndependent2550.41
Against all9421.53
Total61,667100.00
Valid votes61,66799.13
Invalid/blank votes5390.87
Total votes62,206100.00
Registered voters/turnout136,46145.59
Source: Shailoo

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