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Active Group, 22 September 2015

Mayoral elections in Odessa

Poll region: Odessa
Time frame: 01.09.2015 - 18.09.2015
Number of respondents: 1600
Sampling error: 2.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If the Mayoral elections in Odessa were held today, who would you vote for?
1
Sergey Kivalov
 
18.3%
2
Gennady Truhanov
 
17.2%
3
Eduard Gurvic
 
12.2%
Another candidate
 
28.1%
None of the above
 
6.2%
Undecided
 
18%
Opinion poll publication date: 22 September 2015
Research company "Active Group"
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Active Group, 22 September 2015

City Council elections in Odessa

Poll region: Odessa
Time frame: 01.09.2015 - 18.09.2015
Number of respondents: 1600
Sampling error: 2.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If the City Council elections in Odessa were held today, which party would you vote for?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
20.8%
2
Maritime Party
 
14.3%
3
Self Reliance
 
11.8%
4
European Solidarity
 
9.3%
5
Trust deeds
 
8.1%
6
Radical Party
 
6.3%
7
Fatherland
 
6.2%
8
Strong Ukraine
 
4.6%
9
Freedom
 
4%
10
UKROP
 
3.5%
Another party
 
11.1%
Opinion poll publication date: 22 September 2015
Research company "Active Group"
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Fama, 18 August 2015

City Council elections in Odessa

Poll region: Odessa
Time frame: 13.07.2015 - 13.07.2015
Number of respondents: 800
Sampling error: 3.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If City Council elections in Odessa were held next Sunday, which party would you vote for?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
19.9%
2
Trust deeds
 
17.3%
3
Self Reliance
 
13.6%
4
European Solidarity
 
11.4%
5
Fatherland
 
7.3%
6
Strong Ukraine
 
6.9%
7
Maritime Party
 
5.5%
8
Civil Position
 
4.3%
9
Motherland
 
3.8%
10
Radical Party
 
2.3%
Another party
 
4.5%
Undecided
 
18.5%
Opinion poll publication date: 18 August 2015
Fama - Custom Research Agency
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SCEPS "Lad", 8 July 2015

City Council elections in Odessa

Poll region: Odessa
Time frame: 20.06.2015 - 28.06.2015
Number of respondents: 800
Sampling error: 3.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If City Council elections in Odessa were held next Sunday, which party would you vote for?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
18.3%
2
Maritime Party
 
16.4%
3
European Solidarity
 
10.4%
4
Radical Party
 
8.5%
5
Fatherland
 
7.2%
6
Strong Ukraine
 
5.6%
7
Freedom
 
5.3%
8
Self Reliance
 
4.8%
9
Civil Position
 
3.6%
10
Right Sector
 
3.5%
Another party
 
6.4%
None of the above
 
3.8%
Undecided
 
6.2%
Opinion poll publication date: 8 July 2015
South Ukrainian Center for Ethnic and Political Studies "Lad"
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SCEPS "Lad", 8 July 2015

Mayoral elections in Odessa

Poll region: Odessa
Time frame: 20.06.2015 - 28.06.2015
Number of respondents: 800
Sampling error: 3.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If Mayoral elections in Odessa were held next Sunday, who would you vote for?
1
Sergey Kivalov
 
24.6%
2
Gennady Truhanov
 
23.1%
3
Eduard Gurvic
 
19%
4
Eduard Matviychuk
 
4.9%
5
Gennady Chekita
 
4.6%
6
Nikolai Skorik
 
4.3%
7
Valeriy Matkovskiy
 
4.2%
8
Sergey Grineveckiy
 
3.7%
9
Svetlana Fabrikant
 
3%
10
Alexei Goncharenko
 
2%
Another candidate
 
6.6%
Opinion poll publication date: 8 July 2015
South Ukrainian Center for Ethnic and Political Studies "Lad"
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