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Rating commissioned by IRI, 11 April 2017

Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Mariupol)

Poll region: Mariupol
Time frame: 20.01.2017 - 12.02.2017
Number of respondents: 19000
Sampling error: 3.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Mariupol) were held next Sunday, how would you vote?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
25%
2
OPFL
 
16%
3
European Solidarity
 
6%
4
Fatherland
 
4%
5
Self Reliance
 
2%
6
Strong Ukraine
 
2%
7
Platform of Nadiya Savchenko
 
2%
8
Power of people
 
2%
9
Radical Party
 
1%
Another party
 
9%
Undecided
 
31%
Opinion poll publication date: 11 April 2017
Sociological Group "Rating"
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Rating commissioned by IRI, 11 April 2017

Ukrainian parliamentary elections ( Severodonetsk)

Poll region: Severodonetsk
Time frame: 20.01.2017 - 12.02.2017
Number of respondents: 19000
Sampling error: 3.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If Ukrainian parliamentary elections ( Severodonetsk) were held next Sunday, how would you vote?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
19%
2
OPFL
 
10%
3
European Solidarity
 
9%
4
Our Land
 
8%
5
Fatherland
 
7%
6
Self Reliance
 
6%
7
Radical Party
 
5%
8
Civil Position
 
3%
9
Strong Ukraine
 
2%
10
People's control
 
2%
Another party
 
6%
Undecided
 
25%
Opinion poll publication date: 11 April 2017
Sociological Group "Rating"
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Active Group, 22 December 2016

Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Kharkov)

Poll region: Kharkov
Time frame: 10.12.2016 - 11.12.2016
Number of respondents: 1722
Sampling error: 4.0%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If the Ukrainian parliamentary elections (Kharkov) were held today, which party would you vote for?
1
Opposition Bloc
 
11.4%
2
Fatherland
 
9.8%
3
Revival
 
7.9%
4
Our Land
 
5.7%
5
Freedom
 
2.5%
6
Self Reliance
 
2.4%
7
Movement of New Forces
 
2.1%
8
European Solidarity
 
1.9%
9
5.10
 
1.9%
Another party
 
5.3%
None of the above
 
9.5%
Will not vote
 
14.5%
Undecided
 
25%
Opinion poll publication date: 22 December 2016
Research company "Active Group"
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Rating, 25 October 2016

Mayoral elections in Kyiv

Poll region: Kyiv
Time frame: 16.10.2016 - 20.10.2016
Number of respondents: 1000
Sampling error: 3.1%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
Question: If Mayoral elections in Kyiv were held in the near future, who would you vote for?
1
Vitaly Klichko
 
21.4%
2
Borislav Bereza
 
7.4%
3
Vladimir Bondarenko
 
5.5%
4
Alexander Omelchenko
 
5.2%
5
Sergey Gusovskiy
 
3.2%
6
Alexander Puzanov
 
2.3%
7
Tatyana Montyan
 
2.1%
8
Sergey Dumchev
 
2%
9
Gennady Balashov
 
2%
10
Alexander Mirnyy
 
1.5%
Another candidate
 
9.4%
Will not vote
 
16.2%
Undecided
 
21.8%
Opinion poll publication date: 25 October 2016
Sociological Group "Rating"
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LLI, 17 July 2016

Midterm elections of People's Deputy (District 151, Poltava oblast)

Poll region: District 151 (Poltava oblast)
Time frame: 17.07.2016 - 17.07.2016
Number of respondents: 17559
Sampling error: 2.0%
Polling method: Exit poll
Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?
1
Ruslan Bogdan
 
28.47%
2
Alexander Migal
 
14.77%
3
Alexei Ryabokon
 
12.16%
4
Sergey Mamoyan
 
10.11%
Opinion poll publication date: 17 July 2016
Non-governmental organization "Leading Legal Initiatives"
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