Opinion polls results: ratings, Lugansk

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Sociolab, 1 October 2013

Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Lugansk)

Poll region:	Lugansk
Time frame:	13.09.2013 - 16.09.2013
Number of respondents:	1200
Sampling error:	2.8%
Polling method:	Personal interview face-to-face

Question: If Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Lugansk) were held next Sunday, which party would you vote for?

1	Party of Regions	29.7%
2	CPU	14.8%
3	UDAR	4.3%
4	Fatherland	3%
5	Freedom	2.3%
6	Ukraine – Forward!	2%
7	SPU	1.3%
8	Radical Party	1%
9	Ukrainian Platform "Sobor"	0.7%
10	Our Ukraine	0.5%
	Another party	2.5%
	Will not vote	28.1%
	Undecided	9.8%

Opinion poll publication date: 1 October 2013
Agency of independent analytics of social and political processes "SOCIOLAB"
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