Presidential elections in Ukraine 31 March 2024 (date not confirmed)

Poll Rating: The highest trust rating among Ukrainian politicians is with Valery Zaluzhny (82%) and Vladimir Zelensky (72%), the highest mistrust rating is with Yulia Tymoshenko (89%). Detailed trust ratings of Ukrainian politicians

In an interview with the Associated Press, Vladimir Zelensky said that he is ready to hold elections, although the majority of Ukrainians are against this and consider such a vote “dangerous and senseless.” The war made it impossible to hold presidential elections in Ukraine

Future parliamentary and presidential elections will be held after the end of the war and no less than six months after the end of martial law. They should be held on the basis of the current Electoral Code, preserving the electoral systems of national and local elections - details of the memorandum signed by the heads of parliamentary factions behind closed doors in early November

Vladimir Zelensky, in an interview with The Sun, called on Valery Zaluzhny not to engage in politics: “If you manage a war, remembering that tomorrow you will be involved in politics or elections, then in words and on the front line you behave like a politician, and not like a military man, and I think this is a huge mistake

The Guardian, citing its own anonymous source: Vladimir Zelensky is acutely concerned about the “Churchill phenomenon” - the likely defeat in the elections of a “successful wartime leader”

Deputy Speaker of the State Department Vedant Patel: The United States does not insist on the need to hold elections in Ukraine next year. As far as I understand, this is in accordance with their Constitution, so we will simply leave it to the discretion of the Ukrainians

Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission Sergei Dubovik: Elections, in particular, the President of Ukraine are called by a resolution of the Verkhovna Rada. You and I have not seen either a draft of such a resolution or any other official documents. The Martial Law Law clearly states that elections will not be held during martial law.

Head of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine Oleksiy Koshel: The election process has de facto started in Ukraine. We can already see the extremely high level of activity of some potential presidential candidates. The probability of an election scenario in 2024 is extremely high

Representative of the President in the Constitutional Court Fyodor Venislavsky: The legitimacy of a president elected during the war will be questionable. Failure to comply with the constitutional principles of suffrage provides absolute grounds for doubting the legitimacy of the next president, whoever he may be.

Vladimir Zelensky ordered his team to prepare for the presidential elections on March 31, 2024. It is the president without parliament - people's deputy Alexey Goncharenko

In order for the presidential elections in Ukraine to take place within the time frame specified by the Constitution (March 31, 2024), a decision on their holding must be made before the end of November. Already in December, the first procedures for the election campaign should be carried out and a number of changes to legislation should be adopted.

The Verkhovna Rada is preparing rules for post-war elections. The draft law being developed proposes to create a temporary special commission (TSC), which will determine whether to hold elections in a particular territory - NV sources in the Verkhovna Rada

The Office of the President is serious about holding presidential elections in the spring of 2024 and plans to reboot the Central Election Commission for this purpose. Representatives of the majority in the Verkhovna Rada are already working on changes in legislation to make possible the expression of the people's will in the front-line territories - NV reports, according to data from several sources

Alexey Arestovich plans to run in the next presidential election, if one takes place. “Yes, I will nominate,” he replied in a comment to the Interfax-Ukraine agency.

Former adviser to the Office of the President Alexey Arestovich proposes holding simultaneous elections in Ukraine and Russia in the spring of 2024. This will require declaring a truce for the duration of the elections and changing the martial law to a state of emergency. The elections themselves in Ukraine should be held online through “Diya”

Head of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk: “I turned to my fellow parliamentarians from many parliaments with a request: please give me the experience of your parliaments, how you conducted or did not conduct elections during the war. And now we are exchanging these experiences. I think that in We will have some kind of decision soon"

Only 15% of Ukrainians have a positive view of holding presidential or parliamentary elections in 2024, 64% have a negative view. The main reasons for the negative attitude: lack of money, legislative ban on elections and the safety of participants - Razumkov Center survey

Razumkov Center survey: The highest approval rating among Ukrainian politicians is for Vladimir Zelensky (74.8%) and Vitaly Kim (64.1%), the highest distrust rating is for Yuriy Boyko (82.2%). Detailed trust ratings of Ukrainian politicians

Active Group survey: 55.9% of Ukrainians surveyed support voting in the Diya application if elections are held during martial law, 32.7% do not support. At the same time, 47.9% will trust the results of such elections, 37.9% will not

Active Group survey: 67.4% of Ukrainians surveyed consider it inappropriate to hold elections during martial law, only 23.3% support such a decision. 57.5% support the re-election of the Verkhovna Rada in the near future, 43.8% - local authorities, 17.8% - the president

Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak: Today there is no pressure on us from any country regarding the elections. But we are smart people, we see that in the USA, for example, even during the war there were elections, therefore, in principle, we need to look at when there is an opportunity to hold elections and not forget about it

Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Elena Kondratyuk: “When rights and freedoms are limited during martial law, holding elections that, on the contrary, require respect for all democratic rights and freedoms, is nonsense. I don’t see electorally that these elections will radically change the situation now.”

Elena Zelenskaya on Vladimir Zelensky’s participation in the elections for CBS News: I don’t know whether he made this decision or not. This will depend on the situation in the country and the possibility of organizing free and fair elections. However, if he feels that Ukrainian society no longer wants him to be president, he probably won't run. But I will support him no matter what decision he makes

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi: "The question of elections due to security is not relevant today. The law prohibits holding certain elections during wartime. I am absolutely ready. But security is a difficult element of holding elections."

Insiders from People's Deputy Alexey Goncharenko on the elections: "The United States insists on elections in Ukraine. It is important for them to confirm the legitimacy of the President of Ukraine. Especially considering that there will be elections in Russia in March. There is talk that elections should be held in the spring, in March or May 2024. But it will definitely be clear as soon as Zelensky returns from the USA"

RBC Ukraine sources in the presidential circle: As of now, the issue of holding elections next spring has not yet been resolved. Many still estimate the chances as 50/50.

Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Innovation Mykhailo Fedorov: Ukraine is not working on the elections at the "Diya" app. There are no informal tasks. We are not working on viborami in Diya. And the CEC does not deal with this, and the parliament does not consider laws

Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal: If partners find a format, how to ensure their presence. The key for us is recognition of the election result. If Ukrainians give their lives for democracy, then elections in war conditions must be democratically recognized. This is a priority. If we can provide it together with our partners, we can talk about this topic, research it, look for solutions and options

Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal: The Cabinet of Ministers is not an elected body, so the government is least interested in elections. There are no funds allocated for elections in next year's budget. We do not have legal and physical mechanisms, or an understanding of how to carry them out in a war. And, frankly, no one worked on them, because we have a different priority - to liberate our land, and then talk about elections

According to People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak, the draft state budget for 2024 does not include expenses for holding elections. Thus, as of today, there are no plans to hold elections in 2024, although changes to the budget may be made at any time

RBC Ukraine: “The issue of presidential and parliamentary elections was raised during the last visit of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The Americans emphasized that they are not exerting any pressure on Ukraine in this regard; whether to hold elections or not is Kiev’s sovereign decision; they are only ready to provide, if necessary, the help you need"

Vladimir Zelensky allowed online elections for Ukrainians abroad: For people abroad to vote, we must use the infrastructure of other states. Or we should conduct elections online there. Here I have a question for our partners: do you recognize these elections online? Here I have a question for our parliament: will you vote for changing the electoral code?

Active Group Poll: Zelensky would have won in the presidential elections in Vinnytsia region with the results of 47.4%, the second Poroshenko - 10.7%. The leader in the party ranking is the Servant of the People - 33.4%, the EU - 10.5%, Groysman's party - 9.2%

Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexei Danilov: Holding elections in the conditions in which our country finds itself is a matter of internal destabilization. Ukraine, as a state, must ensure the right to vote for every citizen, which is impossible to do during such an active phase of the war.

Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba: The problem is not whether President Zelensky wins the next election or not. The question is different. According to our legislation, it is impossible to hold elections in wartime conditions.

Active Group poll: 58.3% of polled Ukrainians support the nomination of Volodymyr Zelensky for a second presidential term in 2024, 27.5% - against, 14.1% - undecided

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: By law, we do not have the right to hold elections now, but I am ready for such legislative changes. Such elections should be absolutely democratic, transparent, on our territory, with the participation of the military and observers from all over the world, as happened in the elections in 2019

Poll of the Ukrainian Institute for the Future: The majority of Ukrainians believe that only after the victory of Ukraine it is necessary to hold presidential elections (76% of respondents), elections to the Verkhovna Rada (61%) and local elections (56%). Nevertheless, some respondents believe that in 2024 it is necessary to hold presidential elections (15%), elections to the Rada (28%) and local elections (33%)

US Senator Lindsey Graham: "Holding democratic elections during a war will be seen as a bold and meaningful decision by President Zelensky and the people of Ukraine. I would call on all of Ukraine's allies to provide financial and technical assistance to support these efforts"

Spanish newspaper El Pais sources: The inner circle of the Ukrainian president is now in favor of starting the election race in 2024 to elect the Ukrainian parliament and president. Sources consulted by El Pais attribute this to Zelenskiy's attempt to stem the decline in popularity and maintain legitimacy in the face of possible negotiations with Russia.

Yelena Shulyak, chairman of the Servant of the People party: What kind of elections can there be when hostilities are going on? Now the war, the concentration is one - victory. Will there be elections? Will. When? After the victory. Will there be changes in the legislation? Will.

OPORA poll: 68.4% of Ukrainian citizens believe that it is necessary to postpone elections in the territories of ORDLO and Crimea after their de-occupation. 32.6% of respondents believe that they should be postponed for a period of 1 to 5 years, 24.5% - for 1 year, while 21.7% believe that elections should not be postponed at all

NSDC Secretary Oleksiy Danilov: We will act according to the law of our country, according to our Constitution, and we will determine when we hold elections, in accordance with our legislation, and not according to the wishes of some or other of our respected partners who believe that we can violate our laws

Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham: It's time for Ukraine to take the next step in the development of democracy, namely, to hold elections in 2024. I want this country to have free and fair elections, even when it is under attack.

Chairman of the CVU Aleksey Koshel: All these informational stuffing about the elections may be one of the political technology scenarios about preventing a conditional military party from participating in the elections. Because the military enjoys great public confidence. I am convinced that in any scenario, the next parliament will consist of more than 50% of the military

Oleksandr Kornienko: Now it is impossible to conduct elections in a qualitative manner, because there are many problems regarding the security of voting and the electoral process. In addition, at least three categories of citizens, which now make up half of the population (temporarily displaced citizens abroad, internally displaced persons and military personnel), are still unable to run for office or vote

The Central Election Commission approved the approximate amount of expenses necessary for the preparation and holding of the post-war elections of the President and People's Deputies of Ukraine in 2024 in response to a request from the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine in the amount of UAH 9,825,074 - CEC press service

Active Group Poll: 76.3% of Ukrainians do not support holding elections in Ukraine during martial law. However, at the same time, 51.9% are in favor of the re-election of the Verkhovna Rada and 12.2% are in favor of the re-election of the President next fall, regardless of martial law.

Anonymous CEC representative in a BBC commentary: Despite the fact that wartime does not imply elections, nevertheless, if there is political will and relevant changes in legislation are approved, the Central Electoral Commission will have to take such a step

Razumkov Center Poll: Volodymyr Zelensky has the highest trust rating (80.8%), Yulia Tymoshenko has the highest distrust rating (78%). Detailed trust ratings of Ukrainian politicians

Vitali Klitschko, in an interview with LB, declared his readiness to be the next president of Ukraine: "If my knowledge, my energy, experience are needed to make Ukraine European, I will give everything. There will be presidential elections - we will talk about it"

Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk plans to participate in the country's presidential elections: "I will return to the first heavy weight, once again become the absolute champion and I will run for president"

OperSo poll: Volodymyr Zelensky is confidently leading in the presidential rating, 4 parties can go to the Verkhovna Rada. Detailed poll results

KIIS poll: 71% of Ukrainians believe that after Ukraine's victory in the war it is necessary to replace the Verkhovna Rada, 47% are in favor of replacing the government, 23% believe that the President will also need to be replaced

BP speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk: We don't know how to organize voting for the 7 million who are outside of Ukraine. We do not know how to organize voting in the temporarily occupied regions. We do not know how to ensure turnout and security. Therefore, the wisest decision is to hold elections immediately after the end of martial law.

Razumkov Center Poll: Volodymyr Zelensky has the highest trust rating (83.5%), Yulia Tymoshenko has the highest distrust rating (80.4%). Detailed confidence ratings of Ukrainian politicians

According to preliminary calculations, 855 additional polling stations are needed for all voters residing in foreign countries. Currently, there are only 43 polling stations in the EU countries. In 23 countries, there are currently not enough polling stations for our citizens to vote - CEC member Serhii Postivy

Yulia Tymoshenko: "We cannot now clearly say when and how the elections will be held in Ukraine. But we know for sure that whenever they are held, the elections will be historic. After the Victory, Ukraine will choose the strategy of the life of the state for 100 years ahead"

It is more likely that the parliamentary elections will be held next spring at the same time as the presidential ones. But if for some reason there are no elections in March 2024, then they are postponed indefinitely - political scientist Ruslan Bortnik

On the last Sunday of March, the next presidential elections in Ukraine are to be held. There is one of the ideas next to the presidential elections to hold the elections of the Verkhovna Rada. We are working on different options now - Telegraph's source in the Central Election Commission

91% of Ukrainians approve of the activities of President Volodymyr Zelensky, 97% of citizens believe in victory in the war with Russia, 74% believe that Ukraine will keep all territories within its internationally recognized borders as of 1991 - poll Rating commissioned by IRI

Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov: The issue of the timing of the next elections in Ukraine is very complicated. And even if there are elections, in the near future I do not see a single competitor for the president of our country

Razumkov Center Poll: Incumbent President Volodymyr Zelensky has the highest trust rating among Ukrainian politicians - 84.9%, Yuriy Boyko has the highest distrust rating - 81.6%

The founder of PMC Wagner Yevgeny Prigozhin announced his intention to run for the presidency of Ukraine in the 2024 elections. He published the corresponding video message in his own Telegram channel. He explained that he intends to compete with Vladimir Zelensky and Petro Poroshenko

OperSo poll: Volodymyr Zelensky leads the presidential rating with a score of 70%. The Servant of the People leads the party ranking with 51.8%

Oleksiy Koshel, head of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine: Despite the fact that martial law will be lifted, we already need to adapt the electoral legislation to the new realities. CEC and CVU are already developing their vision of changes to the Electoral Code

Third President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko: I think Zelensky will run for a second term. It may not even be his wish. Maybe it's the desire of his team. Because there are many things that you can’t quit right away, and they need to be continued.

Two-thirds of the polled Ukrainians (66.4%) would support electronic voting in the elections in the Diya app after the Victory and 61.5% trusted its results of such voting - data from an Active Group sociological survey on January 6-8

The politician of 2022 according to the Razumkov Center poll is Vladimir Zelensky (59%), in second place is Valery Zaluzhny (10%)

Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov regarding the presidential elections in Diya: We need people's support, trust in the digital state, the judicial system and law enforcement agencies. And after that, maybe Ukraine will be ready for electronic voting. For us, this is still a long way to go, many things need to be reformed

Only 3 parties can get into the Verkhovna Rada, Volodymyr Zelensky is ten times ahead of Petro Poroshenko in the presidential rating - Operative sociology poll

Once martial law ends, it will be very difficult to hold elections immediately. There needs to be a little transitional period. And it can be different for different territories - First Vice Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Kornienko

Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President Oleksiy Arestovich: "Parliamentary elections in Ukraine will greatly determine the results of the presidential elections, which should be held in a short period of time. It will be terribly fun"

Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the Office of the President, in an interview on Ramina Eshakzai's youtube channel, confirmed that he would try to run for president if Volodymyr Zelensky did not submit his candidacy in the next elections, which were scheduled to be held in March 2024

Volodymyr Zelensky will win the presidential elections in the first round without competition, and the Servant of the People will form a mono-majority in the new Rada if the elections are held today - poll by the Center for Contemporary Art "Pulse" in October

Volodymyr Zelensky further strengthens his position in the presidential rating, Poroshenko and Prytula close the top three - data from Operational Sociology

Putin believes that the war against Ukraine will end before the presidential elections in the Russian Federation in March 2024. Kremlin political technologists have already begun to prepare for the election campaign - Meduza, citing sources in the presidential administration of the Russian Federation

The West strongly advises the Ukrainian authorities not to postpone the parliamentary elections, which are to be held on October 29, 2023. This is seen as a signal that the West sees the prospects for the end of the war before mid-2023 - Strana.ua, citing a source in power

Data from a recent Operso poll: Vladimir Zelensky and Servant of the People continue to lead in the ratings, Petro Poroshenko leads the anti-rating of politicians, and only 3 parties can get into the Verkhovna Rada

SOCIS: Volodymyr Zelenskyy (53%) is the leader in the presidential rating for Vinnitsa region, Volodymyr Groysman (8%) is in second place

Operso poll: Volodymyr Zelensky and the Servant of the People remain leaders in the ratings, Petro Poroshenko leads the anti-rating of politicians, only 3 parties can go to the Verkhovna Rada

Director of the sociological group "Rating" Oleksiy Antipovich: During the war, up to 80% of Ukrainians support the actions of the authorities. However, in the very first elections, the situation will change, because in peacetime, the demands of voters will be completely different.

If Vladimir Zelensky does not run for a second term, Oleksiy Arestovich will run for the presidency of Ukraine. Arestovich stated this in an interview with Dmitry Gordon

Advisor to the head of the presidential office Mikhail Podolyak in an interview with BBC: During martial law, elections in Ukraine cannot be held, so technically it turns out that the war will end under the presidency of Volodymyr Zelensky

The head of the Nikolaev regional military administration, Vitaly Kim, said that he would not run for the next presidential election: "I don't know how I can be useful to the region or the state, but I will say this: I'm going for the president"

Operative Sociology poll: Volodymyr Zelensky's rating reaches 82.5%. All other candidates are below the 5% mark

Info Sapiens poll: Volodymyr Zelensky's advantage in the presidential poll is becoming extremely overwhelming. The numbers far exceed the results of the presidential elections in 2019

More than 80% of Ukrainians help to defend Ukraine: in particular, 39% of respondents now help as volunteers, 37% help financially, 18% participate in information resistance, 12% continue to work in critical infrastructure, 10% of Ukrainians are in the defense

Ukraine at war: 92% of Ukrainians are confident that Ukraine will be able to repel a Russian attack. Belief in victory prevails in all regions of the country. 97% of Ukrainians do not plan to leave the country in the near future - poll by the Sociological Group "Rating" on March 8-9

Poll Rating: 98% support the activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 93% support the activities of President Zelensky, 84% support the actions of the mayors. Support for Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO is the highest ever: 86% support accession to the EU, 76% - to NATO

Ukraine during the war: 91% of Ukrainians support the actions of President Volodymyr Zelensky. Do not support - 6%, difficult to answer - 3% - poll of the Sociological Group Rating from 26 to 27 February

February 24 at 4:30 Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine. Martial law has been introduced in the country. The CEC stopped all electoral processes. All elections will definitely be held after the victory of the Ukrainian army, including in the Ukrainian Crimea and Donbass

The third presidential rating arrived today. This time from the Center for Social Information Technologies "Social Perspectives" and the Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Read more

Another poll has been published, this time from Info Sapiens: The Servant of the People leads the party rating, in total 8 parties can go to the Rada. Volodymyr Zelensky leads the presidential rating with 29.2%

For the first time in 2022, the rating of trust in politicians was published: Zelensky is in the lead with a score of 41%. Oleg Lyashko has the highest rating of distrust - 76%. Dmytro Razumkov has the best balance of trust/distrust (-6%)

Fresh Poll Rating: The Servant of the People is in the lead, from 7 to 8 parties can get into the Rada. Zelensky and Poroshenko confidently pass to the second round, the rest are inferior

Poll by New Image Marketing Group: Servant of the people leads the party rating, Zelensky has almost a two-fold advantage over Poroshenko in the presidential one. In the second round, the incumbent president will win against any opponent

SOCIS Poll: European Solidarity continues to widen its lead in party rankings. Volodymyr Zelensky leads with a slight advantage in the presidential ratings and anti-rating

Petro Poroshenko leads the presidential anti-rating, Yuriy Boyko is second, Volodymyr Zelensky and Yulia Tymoshenko share the third place - poll of the Sociological Group "Rating"

Poll KIIS: European solidarity is confidently fixed in first place in the party rating. There are 7 parties in the Rada. Zelensky and Poroshenko remain the main contenders for the second round of the presidential elections

Volodymyr Zelensky and Petro Poroshenko lead not only the presidential rating, but also the anti-rating - about 35% of respondents will not vote for any of them under any circumstances - Active Group poll

Fresh poll by Active Group: Volodymyr Zelensky maintains a slight advantage in the presidential rating over Petro Poroshenko. All the rest concede too much to the two leaders

Presidential rating from the Razumkov Center: Poroshenko came close to Zelensky, and together they significantly broke away from everyone else. Muraev is compared with Boyko in the fight for 5th place

In 2021, it has become popular among sociological services to determine the anti-ratings of politicians. From the moment of the presidential elections in 2019 and for the entire 2020 year, such a measurement was carried out only once, and in 2021 we counted 22 anti-ratings carried out by six companies at once. All anti-ratings can be found in our new section

TOP-8 politicians of 2021 in Ukraine: average ratings and analysis of the dynamics

Dmitry Razumkov bypasses Yuri Boyko and takes 4th place in the presidential rating. Not only Razumkov, but also Poroshenko can defeat Vladimir Zelensky in the second round - a poll by the Razumkov Center and De-Initiatives

An alternative presidential rating "without politicians" was published today at the Razumkov Center. This rating is headed by journalist Dmitry Gordon. More details

Volodymyr Zelenskyy retains leadership in the presidential rating, Yevgeny Muraev comes in 5th place quite a bit ahead of Razumkov, Smeshko and Groisman - the final survey from the Sociological Group “Rating”

Dmitry Razumkov is the leader in the trust rating (over 36%), besides, he has the best balance (-12.4%). Petro Poroshenko has the highest distrust rating (74.8%) - poll by the Social Monitoring Center

Dmitry Razumkov is the only politician who can defeat Vladimir Zelensky in the second round of the presidential election - a large sociological survey from the Social Monitoring Center (10,000 respondents)

KIIS poll: The gaps of the 4 leaders of the party rating are close to the limits of the statistical error. Volodymyr Zelenskyy has a sufficient rating to win the presidential elections in two rounds

A poll from KIIS with unexpected results: the EU is in the lead in the party rating, 7 parties are being held in VR without Razumkov, but with Lyashko. At the same time, Zelensky is confidently leading in the presidential rating, and Smeshko bypasses Boyko

Former Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Dmitry Razumkov confirmed his participation in the presidential and parliamentary elections: “I took part in all the elections. I think I will also take part in the next elections. parliamentary "

I have not yet decided whether to go for a second term. This will involve supporting my personality. However, if there is pressure for me to leave early, there will be a completely opposite effect. Then I won't leave. And I will fight to the last - Vladimir Zelensky

Poll by the Razumkov Center: For the first time, a candidate has been found who is ahead of Vladimir Zelensky in the second round. Detailed results

Vladimir Zelensky (31%) retains the highest trust rating, Petro Poroshenko has the highest distrust rating (78%), Igor Smeshko has the best balance (-30%)

Poll by New Image Marketing Group in conjunction with the Ukrainian Institute of the Future: Zelenskiy's rating falls, but it remains ahead. 6 parties pass to the Verkhovna Rada, Batkivshchyna comes in second

Fresh presidential rating from the Razumkov Center: Zelensky and Poroshenko lead, Razumkov bypasses Tymoshenko. Complete data among all respondents

Fresh ratings from the Razumkov Center: the President and his party are losing, Dmitry Razumkov is breaking into the top five, 6 parties are entering the Verkhovna Rada, including the Nashi party

Volodymyr Zelenskyy still tops the presidential rating, but his advantage is diminishing - KIIS telephone survey from 15 to 18 October

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not yet decided whether he will run for the next presidential election: "My daughter raises this topic, she does not want me to run for a second term. No matter how much I love my daughter, it only depends on the level of our we will have time to do"

Dmitry Razumkov hinted that he would run for the presidential elections: "The presidential elections have not yet begun. But before did everyone say that? That no one became president from the post of chairman of the Verkhovna Rada. We removed this fuse today. We will see next."

The mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko is not planning to participate in the future presidential elections in Ukraine. However, the mayor of the capital wants to nominate his party UDAR in the next parliamentary elections. Klitschko said this in an interview for RBC-Ukraine

Fresh ratings from the Ukrainian Institute for the Future: Zelensky continues to lead, Boyko, Tymoshenko and Poroshenko have almost equal ratings. 5 parties enter the parliament

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has an almost two-fold advantage over Petro Poroshenko in the presidential rating, the rest are inferior even more - a survey of the Sociological Group “Rating”

The highest ratings of trust among Ukrainian politicians are held by Volodymyr Zelenskyy (32.6%) and Dmitry Razumkov (32.4%). Viktor Medvedchuk (77.8%) and Petro Poroshenko (75.5%) have the highest distrust ratings - poll by the Razumkov Center

Fresh ratings from SOCIS: Zelensky - first, Poroshenko - second, Tymoshenko, Smeshko and Boyko with the same rating in third place. 6 parties can enter parliament

Volodymyr Zelenskyy confidently leads the presidential rating, Petro Poroshenko is second. Yulia Tymoshenko is ahead of Yuri Boyko, followed by Smeshko, Groisman and Muraev - a survey of the Sociological Group "Rating"

Igor Smeshko comes third in the presidential rating. Groisman, Razumkov and Muraev are strengthening their positions. Six parties can enter parliament, together with the Ukrainian strategy of Groisman - SOCIS poll

Volodymyr Zelensky has the highest trust rating among Ukrainian politicians - 36%, Petro Poroshenko has the highest distrust rating - 79% - according to a survey by New Image Marketing Group

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is confidently ahead of his competitors in both the first and second rounds. 5 parties can enter the Verkhovna Rada, Batkivshchyna and the ES have the same rating - poll of the Ukrainian Institute for the Future

Servant of the People and Volodymyr Zelenskyy hold a significant lead in the ratings, European Solidarity and Petro Poroshenko are second - a poll by the Razumkov Center

Zelensky, Poroshenko and Tymoshenko are the top three leaders in the presidential rating. 4 parties are going to the Verkhovna Rada - an Active Group poll from May 29 to May 30 using the CATI method

The gap between Zelensky and Poroshenko in the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine would have been less than 2 years ago - a survey by the Democratic Initiatives Foundation and the Razumkov Center

Zelensky confidently leads the presidential rating, followed by Poroshenko, Tymoshenko, Boko and Smeshko - a survey of the Kiev International Institute of Sociology from June 1 to June 7 using the CATI method

Zelensky is confidently leading in the presidential rating, followed by Poroshenko, Tymoshenko and Smeshko. Boyko drops to 5th place, Muraev - sixth - KIIS poll

Volodymyr Zelenskyy leads the rating of presidential candidates in Ukraine, the second place is shared by three candidates with the same indicators at once - a survey of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future together with New Image Marketing Group

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Servant of the People party of power increase their advantage in the presidential and party ratings - a survey by the Sociological Group “Rating” from May 16 to 18 using the CATI method

Yuri Boyko's rating fell to 5th place, Volodymyr Zelensky is in the lead - the presidential rating from the Kiev International Institute of Sociology