The party won its first seats in the Supreme Council in the October 2020 parliamentary election, which was subsequently annulled.

United Kyrgyzstan won its first seats in parliament in the 2020 elections, which, however, the party itself did not recognize, and after the protests, the voting results were declared invalid.

In the 2010 parliamentary elections, the party came in sixth place with 140,000 votes, but failed to enter parliament due to the 5% hurdle.

On September 3, the commission announced that it would not register the party for the election, citing evidence of manipulation of the signatures of supporters needed for registration.

In the election on October 4, 2020, the party received 7.3% of the votes cast and would thus have entered the Kyrgyz parliament for the first time.