Rating, 18 May 2020

Opinion poll region:	Ukraine
Time frame of poll:	12.05.2020 - 13.05.2020
Number of respondents:	3000
Sampling error:	1.8%
Polling method:	CATI - computer-assisted telephone interviews
Survey was conducted:	Sociological Group "Rating"
Survey publication date:	18 May 2020

Parties rating: Ukrainian parliamentary elections

Question: If Ukrainian parliamentary elections were held next Sunday, how would you vote?

1	Servant of the People	28.7%
2	OPFL	12.7%
3	European Solidarity	11.8%
4	Fatherland	7.8%
5	Strength and Honor	3.9%
6	Radical Party	3.4%
7	Party of Shariy	2.8%
8	Ukrainian Strategy	2.6%
9	Freedom	2.2%
10	Voice	2.1%
11	Opposition Bloc	1.7%
12	Self Reliance	1.2%
13	Civil Position	0.8%
	Another party	2.7%
	Will not vote	7.4%
	Undecided	8.3%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Politicians rating: Presidential elections in Ukraine

Question: If Presidential elections in Ukraine were held in the near future, who would you vote for?

1	Vladimir Zelenskiy	33.8%
2	Yuri Boyko	12%
3	Pyotr Poroshenko	11.5%
4	Yulia Timoshenko	7.4%
5	Igor Smeshko	5.1%
6	Anatoly Gricenko	3.1%
7	Andrei Sadovyy	2.2%
8	Oleg Lyashko	2.1%
9	Svyatoslav Vakarchuk	1.8%
10	Oleg Tyagnibok	1.5%
11	Vitaly Klichko	0.4%
	Another candidate	5.4%
	Will not vote	5.4%
	Undecided	8.6%

Second round

Politicians approval ratings

Question: How much do you trust such politicians?

Source

Brief Election News

Ipsos poll based on The Washington Post: Zaluzhny - 23%, Zelensky - 20%, Poroshenko - 9%, Budanov - 7%

11 days back

RBC Ukraine: The bill on holding elections and a referendum could be submitted by the end of February. However, the elections themselves, like the referendum, are planned to be held no later than 90 days after the ceasefire.

11 days back

Active Group Poll: If the election takes place, Zelensky and Zaluzhny will likely advance to the second round. Detailed results of party and presidential ratings:

16 days back

Zelensky: Ukraine considers it necessary to consolidate the 20-point plan to end the war in a nationwide referendum as the strongest form of legitimation. However, holding a referendum requires at least 60 days of a complete ceasefire and proper security infrastructure, which Russia is currently not agreeing to

16 days back