Ukrainian referendum 2022 (unknown date)

Leader of the Servant of the People faction David Arakhamia: Any agreements with Russia other than complete victory should only pass through a referendum. If someone signs something and it needs to be ratified in parliament, then in parliament they will simply kill each other

Poll Rating commissioned by IRI: 85% of Ukrainians support Ukraine's accession to the EU, 1% are in favor of Ukraine's accession to the Customs Union. Ukraine's membership in NATO is supported by 82% of Ukrainians, against - 3%

Poll Rating: Support for Ukraine's accession to NATO has increased again in recent months and is the highest in the history of observations - 86%, against - 3%. 87% of respondents would support Ukraine's accession to the European Union, against 3%

According to the results of a nationwide survey conducted by the Rating Sociological Group on October 1-2, 2022, 86% of respondents would support Ukraine's entry into the European Union. Support for joining NATO is the highest on record - 83%

Poll KIIS: In the event of a referendum on Ukraine's accession to the EU, 81% of Ukrainians would vote "For", "Against" - 4%. In the event of a referendum on joining NATO, 71% of all respondents would vote “For” among all respondents, “against” - 7%

Only 10% of Ukrainians are ready to support Ukraine's decision to give up some of its territories to achieve peace, 82% are categorically against any territorial concessions - KIIS telephone survey

KIIS poll: 42% of Ukrainians support security guarantees for Ukraine from countries such as the US, UK, France, Germany as an alternative to joining NATO. 39% of Ukrainians are exclusively in favor of joining NATO

59% of Ukrainians would vote in a referendum for joining NATO, 14% - against. 80% of Ukrainians support Ukraine's accession to the EU, 2% - to the Customs Union - poll of the International Republican Institute (IRI) in early April

Volodymyr Zelensky, in an interview with Al Arabiya, confirmed that any decision on the neutrality of Ukraine will be submitted to a "referendum in which all the people will take part"

OPORA Civic Network: "To hold a referendum, the state must solve a number of problems: in addition to the withdrawal of Russian troops, the restoration of infrastructure, the return of refugees and IDPs, the functioning of government bodies, the DRV, the system of administrative and banking services"

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia is "worried" by Ukraine's demand to withdraw troops after the conclusion of a peace treaty, but even before it is approved at a referendum and before ratification - "there is a high probability that ratification and a referendum will give a negative result"

Poll of the Sociological Group "Rating": the level of support for Ukraine's accession to NATO is falling. In the first days of the war, support for Ukraine's entry into the Alliance grew from 62 to 76%, as of the end of March it is 68%, that is, close to pre-war figures.

Head of the Ukrainian delegation at the talks with the Russian Federation David Arakhamia: "If the people of Ukraine in the referendum do not choose the path of non-alignment, then the agreement will not have final legal force and then we will either return to a state of war, or to negotiations and decide in a different way"

There will be no referenda in Ukraine until Russian troops leave our territory. Of course, the referendum will not be held today, because we have a martial law, there is a war - adviser to the head of the President's Office Mykhailo Podolyak

37% of Ukrainians are ready to accept a ban on Ukraine's entry into NATO as a scenario for the end of the war, 45% are not ready. Only 11-13% are ready to give up ORDLO or Crimea to the Russian Federation. 69% of Ukrainians are not optimistic about the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine - the results of an Info Sapiens poll on March 28-29

Member of the Ukrainian delegation David Arakhamia: "We have a law on a referendum, it cannot work either under martial law or under a state of emergency. There must be complete peace, there must be no aggression, only after that such processes can be launched"

Summary of the talks between Russia and Ukraine by Mikhail Podoliak: "First there will be a referendum in which all citizens of Ukraine will express their position on the security guarantee agreement and how it should work, then ratification by its parliaments"

Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba: "Negotiations in Turkey will not discuss holding a referendum. We will decide for ourselves which referendum to hold or not, this is not the subject of negotiations."

Volodymyr Zelenskyy: "There must be a referendum in Ukraine on a neutral status. Why? Because only the people can decide that there will be such a status and such guarantors. The referendum will take place within a few months, and changes to the Constitution will take place for at least a year, according to our current legislation"