Rating, 3 August 2020

Opinion poll region:	Kyiv
Time frame of poll:	26.07.2020 - 27.07.2020
Number of respondents:	2000
Sampling error:	2.2%
Polling method:	CATI - computer-assisted telephone interviews
Survey was conducted:	Sociological Group "Rating"
Survey publication date:	3 August 2020

Parties rating: City Council elections in Kyiv

Question: If City Council elections in Kyiv were held next Sunday, how would you vote?

1	European Solidarity	17.2%
2	Servant of the People	16.8%
3	UDAR	14.9%
4	OPFL	7%
5	Fatherland	4.9%
6	Party of Shariy	4.4%
7	Voice	4%
8	Victory of Palchevsky	4%
9	Strength and Honor	2.6%
10	Freedom	2.2%
11	Ukrainian Strategy	1.6%
12	Unity of Omelchenko	1.3%
13	Self Reliance	1.1%
14	Civil Position	1.1%
15	Opposition Bloc	0.3%
	Another party	3.7%
	Will not vote	1.8%
	Undecided	11.2%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Kyiv

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

1	Vitaly Klichko	37.5%
2	Sergey Pritula	10.4%
3	Irina Vereschuk	8.4%
4	Andrei Palchevskiy	8.1%
5	Alexei Goncharenko	4.8%
6	Alexander Popov	4.1%
7	Vadim Rabinovich	3.1%
8	Alexander Omelchenko	2.9%
9	Andrei Ilenko	2.3%
10	Vitaly Nestor	1.9%
11	Borislav Bereza	1.8%
12	Mikhail Pozhivanov	0.7%
	Another candidate	3.9%
	Will not vote	1.6%
	Undecided	8.5%

Second round

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