[1] The alliance won 3.22%[2] of the votes, little short of passing the 4% threshold needed to enter the Verkhovna Rada (Ukraine's parliament).
[3] In July 2004 Bohdan Hubsky (at the time a People's Deputy of Ukraine[4][nb 1]) was elected party leader and the party was renamed United Ukraine.
[5] On 22 September 2004 in the Verkhovna Rada a new faction "United Ukraine" was created by Hubsky on the basis of the faction "Democratic Initiatives - Democracy".
[6] The party supported Viktor Yanukovych during the Ukrainian presidential election of 2004.
[7][8][5] On 18 October 2013 the party was de-registered at the Ukrainian Ministry of Justice.